Rust module structure in a nutshell.
File tree:
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├── Cargo.lock
├── Cargo.toml
├── src
│ ├── main.rs
│ ├── my_modules_in_rootdir.rs
│ ├── my_modules_with_modrs
│ │ ├── mod.rs
│ │ ├── submod_a.rs
│ │ └── submod_b.rs
│ ├── my_modules_without_modrs
│ │ ├── submod_1.rs
│ │ └── submod_2.rs
│ └── my_modules_without_modrs.rs
\
Module tree (this nice module tree is generated by cargo-modules)
crate modules
├── mod my_module_in_main: pub(crate)
│ └── mod my_mod_in_main_nested: pub
├── mod my_modules_in_rootdir: pub(crate)
├── mod my_modules_with_modrs: pub(crate)
│ ├── mod submod_a: pub
│ └── mod submod_b: pub
└── mod my_modules_without_modrs: pub(crate)
├── mod submod_1: pub
└── mod submod_2: pub
/src/main.rs
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#![allow(dead_code)]
// declare module in the root dir, so that this module is added to the
// module tree
mod my_modules_in_rootdir;
mod my_modules_with_modrs;
mod my_modules_without_modrs;
mod my_module_in_main {
// DESCRIPTION IS PRIVATE TO my_mod
const DESCRIPTION: &str = "This module is defined as `mod my_mod_in_main{{...}}` in main.rs";
pub fn desc() {
println!("{}", DESCRIPTION);
}
}
pub mod my_mod_in_main_nested {
// DESCRIPTION PRIVATE TO my_mod::my_mod_nested
const DESCRIPTION: &str = "This module is defined as a nested mod in my_mod_in_main` in main.rs";
pub fn desc() {
println!("{}", DESCRIPTION);
}
}
}
fn main() {
println!("Hello, world from main()");
my_module_in_main::desc();
my_module_in_main::my_mod_in_main_nested::desc();
my_modules_in_rootdir::desc();
my_modules_with_modrs::desc();
my_modules_with_modrs::submod_a::desc();
my_modules_with_modrs::submod_b::desc();
my_modules_without_modrs::submod_1::desc();
my_modules_without_modrs::submod_2::desc();
}
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/src/my_modules_in_rootdir
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const DESCRIPTION: &str = "This module is defined in src/my_modules_in_rootdir.rs, and declared in main.rs";
pub fn desc() {
println!("{}", DESCRIPTION);
}
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/src/my_modules_without_modrs.rs
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// This is bad, you need this file in root dir to declare the module into the module tree anyways,
// why don't you just move this file to somemodule/mod.rs ??
pub mod submod_1;
pub mod submod_2;
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/src/my_modules_without_modrs/submod_1.rs
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const DESCRIPTION: &str = "This module is /src/my_modules_without_modrs/submod_1, module declared in /src/my_modules_without_modrs.rs";
pub fn desc() {
println!("{}", DESCRIPTION);
}
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/src/my_modules_without_modrs/submod_2.rs
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const DESCRIPTION: &str = "This module is /src/my_modules_without_modrs/submod_2, module declared in /src/my_modules_without_modrs.rs";
pub fn desc() {
println!("{}", DESCRIPTION);
}
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/src/my_modules_with_modrs/mod.rs
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pub mod submod_a;
pub mod submod_b;
const DESCRIPTION: &str = "This module is /src/my_modules_with_modrs, function declared in mod.rs";
pub fn desc() {
println!("{}", DESCRIPTION);
}
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/src/my_modules_with_modrs/submod_a.rs
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const DESCRIPTION: &str = "This module is /src/my_modules_with_modrs/submod_a, module declared in mod.rs";
pub fn desc() {
println!("{}", DESCRIPTION);
}
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/src/my_modules_with_modrs/submod_b.rs
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const DESCRIPTION: &str = "This module is /src/my_modules_with_modrs/submod_b, module declared in mod.rs";
pub fn desc() {
println!("{}", DESCRIPTION);
}
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