This is a template for a program written in Rust.

Suppose your program is called "ethtool".

1. sed -i "s/foobar/ethtool/gI" Cargo.toml
2. sed -i "s/Foobar/EthTool/gI" src/*.rs
3. Manually populate LICENSE (optionally replacing it altogether)
4. Manually populate Cargo.toml with the necessary fields
5. rm -rf .git && git init (reinitialise Git repository for your project; ignore if you're using the GitHub template feature)
6. ???
7. Profit

• Global error type allowing ready use of the question mark operator
• Derived Clap-v3-style CLI
• Asynchronous by default
• GitHub Actions workflow for CI/CD

For most applications, I would wager boilerplate obeys a power law. This template aims to capture the vast majority of such boilerplate by targeting the least common denominator of functionality amongst the various domains I work on.