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Clap Patterns Skill
Common patterns and idioms for using Clap v4+ effectively in Rust CLI applications.
Derive API vs Builder API
When to Use Derive API
- CLI structure known at compile time
- Want type safety and compile-time validation
- Prefer declarative style
- Standard CLI patterns are sufficient
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