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Coding agent has begun work on Refactoring Rust File Explorer Codebase and will replace this description as work progresses.

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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.rs into separate files, ensuring better organization and maintainability.

EXISTING: The user has a main.rs file located at c:\Users\manor\Documents\GitHub\Rust-File-Explorer\File-Explorer\src\ that currently contains unresolved module errors due to missing dependencies, specifically druid, regex, and walkdir. The user has requested to update the code to make it shorter and better organized.

PENDING: The user needs to:

  1. Update the Cargo.toml file to include the missing dependencies (druid, regex, walkdir).
  2. Refactor the code in main.rs by splitting it into multiple files for better organization.
  3. Ensure that the refactored code maintains the same functionality as before.

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:

  • The user encountered multiple errors in main.rs indicating unresolved modules for druid, regex, and walkdir, 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.

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