[WIP] Refactoring Rust File Explorer Codebase #1
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TITLE: Refactoring Rust File Explorer Codebase
USER INTENT: The user wants to refactor their Rust project by organizing the code into multiple files while maintaining the same functionality.
TASK DESCRIPTION: The user aims to improve the structure of their Rust codebase by splitting the existing code in
main.rsinto separate files, ensuring better organization and maintainability.EXISTING: The user has a
main.rsfile located atc:\Users\manor\Documents\GitHub\Rust-File-Explorer\File-Explorer\src\that currently contains unresolved module errors due to missing dependencies, specificallydruid,regex, andwalkdir. The user has requested to update the code to make it shorter and better organized.PENDING: The user needs to:
Cargo.tomlfile to include the missing dependencies (druid,regex,walkdir).main.rsby splitting it into multiple files for better organization.CODE STATE:
main.rs: Contains unresolved imports and errors related to missing crates.Cargo.toml: Needs to be updated to include the necessary dependencies.RELEVANT CODE/DOCUMENTATION SNIPPETS:
main.rsindicating unresolved modules fordruid,regex, andwalkdir, suggesting the need to add these crates to the project.OTHER NOTES: The assistant suggested using Cargo to build and run the project to resolve the crate issues and mentioned the possibility of setting up a VS Code task for easier management. The user has explicitly requested a more organized codebase, indicating a desire for improved code quality and maintainability.