Clap (+structopt) is such an amazing tool that it's one of the core reasons I prefer Rust-made CLIs: the help messages and descriptions make sense to me. Basica

Clap (+structopt) is such an amazing tool that it's one of the core reasons I prefer Rust-made CLIs: the help messages and descriptions make sense to me. Basically every Rust CLI project will use clap/structopt, and the consistency wins are also great. I'm interested to see whether people will continue to use structopt (which is a high-level macro interface on top of clap), or if they'll just use the new macro features in clap itself.