Rutils

Rutils is an open-source collection of utility crates for the Rust programming language. It provides a set of small, composable modules intended to cover common programming tasks such as input/output, data structures, error handling, string manipulation, and concurrency primitives. The project emphasizes minimal runtime overhead and zero-cost abstractions, aiming to be a lightweight supplement to the Rust standard library and existing crates.

Modules are designed to be independent, allowing developers to depend on only the pieces they need. Typical crates in the collection include utilities for I/O buffering, collection helpers, error propagation, and ergonomic macros to reduce boilerplate.

Rutils emphasizes API stability and clear documentation; it uses semantic versioning and follows Rust crate conventions. It integrates with cargo and is designed to compile on stable Rust toolchains.

As a community-driven project, Rutils welcomes contributions, issue reports, and pull requests. The ecosystem around it includes documentation, examples, and tests designed to verify compatibility across Rust versions.

Related topics include the Rust language, the crates.io ecosystem, and the standard library.