Crates.io release

[ThomasdenH]

Is the crate ready for a first version on crates.io? If not, what are the requirements?

[twilco]

So sorry for the late response on this — I saw it and forgot to get back to you.

I'd be open to releasing an initial version of these crates. I think all of them have much more work that needs to be done, but it probably wouldn't hurt to get something out there. I think we're missing a fair bit of documentation, though. None of our three crates have READMEs for themselves, and the root project README is sparse. We also don't have much in the way of examples for any of the three.

[gagbo]

I think it'd be better than nothing still, having something on crates.io can also attract potential new contributors (I'm looking to make an ingestion tool for my PTA, and just having tested beancount-core and beancount-render are huge time savers for my usecase for example)

[OliverEvans96]

It seems like beancount_parser is now available on crates.io. Would it be possible to publish beancount_render as well?

[OliverEvans96]

Ah, I see that it's actually the unrelated crate https://github.com/jcornaz/beancount-parser that has been published.