Isn't that exactly why you'd use a package like hyper that wraps the pieces together for you? I'm less experienced with rust, but with nude, there's many times

Isn't that exactly why you'd use a package like hyper that wraps the pieces together for you? I'm less experienced with rust, but with nude, there's many times I'll use a specific dependency over another because it's already in the dependency tree. Aside, it's rough actually trying to keep node dependencies in check in a project. Especially in web UI projects using npm.