Rust Pipeline

deno compatibility

A ready-to-use CI/CD Pipeline for your Rust projects.

Made with VHS

🚀 Usage

Run the following command in your Rust Project:

fluentci run rust_pipeline

Or if you want to run specific jobs:

fluentci run rust_pipeline test build

if you want to use it as a template:

fluentci init -t rust

This will create a .fluentci folder in your project.

Now you can run the pipeline with:

fluentci run .

🧩 Dagger Module

Use as a Dagger Module:

dagger install github.com/fluent-ci-templates/rust-pipeline@main

Call a function from the module:

dagger call clippy --src .
dagger call test --src .
dagger call llvm-cov --src .
dagger call build --src .

✨ Jobs

Job	Description
clippy	Run Rust Clippy on your project
build	Build your project
test	Run your tests
llvm_cov	Generate llvm coverage report

build(
  src: string | Directory | undefined = ".",
  packageName?: string,
  target = "x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu",
  options: string[] = []
): Promise<Directory | string>

clippy(
  src: string | Directory | undefined = "."
): Promise<File | string>

test(
  src: string | Directory | undefined = ".",
  options: string[] = []
): Promise<string>

llvmCov(
  src: string | Directory | undefined = "."
): Promise<File | string>

👨‍💻 Programmatic usage

You can also use this pipeline programmatically:

import { build, test } from "jsr:@fluentci/rust";

await test();
await build();