docs: rewrite README, add crate READMEs, and enforce MSRV - #313
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe workspace now requires Rust 1.85. The root README and three crate READMEs provide expanded documentation. Compiled examples and tests validate documented buffer, dtype, and error APIs. ChangesDocumentation and MSRV metadata
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to The documentation and example updates are low-risk, but the current branch still has a Markdown lint violation and commands that may resolve to the wrong workspace package unless explicitly scoped. These are localized release-readiness issues with no indicated runtime behavior impact; merge is reasonable with owner follow-up. Possibly related issues
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 135: Update the untagged architecture code fence in the README to use the
text language tag on its opening delimiter, preserving the fenced content and
closing delimiter.
- Around line 115-128: Update every documented example command to include
explicit package selection: in README.md lines 115-128, use mohu-buffer for
quickstart, buffer_basics, and alloc_and_pool, and mohu-dtype for dtype_basics
and type_promotion; apply the same package-qualified commands in
crates/mohu-buffer/README.md lines 79-83, crates/mohu-dtype/README.md lines
80-83, and the runnable command reference in
crates/mohu-buffer/examples/quickstart.rs line 3.
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Cargo.tomlREADME.mdcrates/mohu-array/Cargo.tomlcrates/mohu-buffer/Cargo.tomlcrates/mohu-buffer/README.mdcrates/mohu-buffer/examples/quickstart.rscrates/mohu-buffer/tests/readme_snippets.rscrates/mohu-core/Cargo.tomlcrates/mohu-dtype/Cargo.tomlcrates/mohu-dtype/README.mdcrates/mohu-dtype/tests/readme_snippets.rscrates/mohu-error/Cargo.tomlcrates/mohu-error/README.mdcrates/mohu-error/tests/readme_snippets.rscrates/mohu-fft/Cargo.tomlcrates/mohu-index/Cargo.tomlcrates/mohu-io/Cargo.tomlcrates/mohu-masked/Cargo.tomlcrates/mohu-ops/Cargo.tomlcrates/mohu-random/Cargo.tomlcrates/mohu-simd/Cargo.tomlcrates/mohu-sparse/Cargo.tomlcrates/mohu-special/Cargo.tomlcrates/mohu-stats/Cargo.tomlcrates/mohu-testing/Cargo.tomlcrates/mohu-ufunc/Cargo.toml
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| cargo run --example buffer_basics # construction, views, reshape, slicing | ||
| cargo run --example alloc_and_pool # allocation strategies and the buffer pool | ||
| cargo run --example dtype_basics # the 15 dtypes and their metadata | ||
| cargo run --example type_promotion # NumPy-compatible promotion rules | ||
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#!/bin/bash
set -eu
printf '%s\n' '--- workspace and package manifests ---'
fd -a 'Cargo.toml' .
for f in $(fd -a 'Cargo.toml' .); do
printf '\n--- %s ---\n' "$f"
cat -n "$f"
done
printf '%s\n' '--- referenced documentation and example files ---'
for f in README.md \
crates/mohu-buffer/README.md \
crates/mohu-dtype/README.md \
crates/mohu-buffer/examples/quickstart.rs \
crates/mohu-buffer/examples/buffer_basics.rs \
crates/mohu-buffer/examples/alloc_and_pool.rs \
crates/mohu-dtype/examples/dtype_basics.rs \
crates/mohu-dtype/examples/type_promotion.rs; do
if [ -f "$f" ]; then
printf '\n--- %s ---\n' "$f"
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printf '%s\n' '--- documentation command inventory ---'
rg -n -C 1 'cargo run --example' README.md crates/*/README.md crates/*/examples/*.rs
printf '%s\n' '--- Cargo workspace metadata (package and target ownership) ---'
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python3 -c '
import json, sys
data = json.load(sys.stdin)
for package in sorted(data["packages"], key=lambda p: p["name"]):
examples = sorted(t["name"] for t in package["targets"] if "example" in t["kind"])
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In a Cargo workspace, running cargo run --example <name> from the workspace root requires Cargo to unambiguously determine which workspace member contains the specified example [1][2]. Because Cargo does not search across all members for an example by name, it will fail if the active package cannot be identified [3][2]. To successfully run an example in a workspace, you must specify the package containing that example [3][4]. Use the following command syntax: cargo run --package --example Explanation: 1. Package Selection: When running commands from a workspace root, Cargo attempts to select a package based on the current working directory [1]. If the root does not contain a package (a virtual workspace) or if the directory context is ambiguous, Cargo requires explicit package selection [1][3]. The --package (or -p) flag tells Cargo exactly which member crate to inspect for the example [3][4]. 2. Example Discovery: Examples are targets defined within specific packages [5]. Cargo's --example flag is scoped to the package being operated on [5]. By providing --package, you scope the operation to the correct crate, allowing Cargo to locate the requested example within that crate's structure [3][4]. 3. Common Pitfall: Running cargo run --example <name> from the workspace root often results in an error because Cargo does not know which of the many workspace members (or crates) to search [3][2]. Even if only one member in the entire workspace contains an example with that specific name, Cargo's resolution logic requires the package to be explicitly declared to maintain predictable behavior and avoid name collisions [6][3]. If you find yourself frequently running a specific example, ensure you are either inside the directory of the member package (where cargo run --example <name> will work automatically) or explicitly include the --package flag when operating from the workspace root [1][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/workspaces.html
- 2: https://www.kquirapas.com/cargo-workspaces/
- 3: https://vivekshuk.la/tech/2025/use-cargo-workspace-rust/
- 4: https://learning-rust.github.io/docs/workspaces/
- 5: https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/cargo-targets.html?highlight=%5B%5Bexample%5D%5D
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cargo runerror: package(s)...not found in workspace rust-lang/cargo#13310
Add explicit package selection to every example command.
Use -p mohu-buffer for quickstart, buffer_basics, and alloc_and_pool. Use -p mohu-dtype for dtype_basics and type_promotion. Apply this in README.md, crates/mohu-buffer/README.md, crates/mohu-buffer/examples/quickstart.rs, and crates/mohu-dtype/README.md.
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README.md#L115-L128(this comment)crates/mohu-buffer/examples/quickstart.rs#L3-L3crates/mohu-buffer/README.md#L79-L83crates/mohu-dtype/README.md#L80-L83
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In `@README.md` around lines 115 - 128, Update every documented example command to
include explicit package selection: in README.md lines 115-128, use mohu-buffer
for quickstart, buffer_basics, and alloc_and_pool, and mohu-dtype for
dtype_basics and type_promotion; apply the same package-qualified commands in
crates/mohu-buffer/README.md lines 79-83, crates/mohu-dtype/README.md lines
80-83, and the runnable command reference in
crates/mohu-buffer/examples/quickstart.rs line 3.
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add a language tag to the architecture fence.
markdownlint-cli2 reports MD040 for the untagged fence at Line 135. Change the opening fence to ```text to satisfy the Markdown check.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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In `@README.md` at line 135, Update the untagged architecture code fence in the
README to use the text language tag on its opening delimiter, preserving the
fenced content and closing delimiter.
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Prepares the repository to be shown publicly. The README was the weakest part of the first impression: it described what mohu will be, but gave a visitor no way to tell what actually works today, no way to build it, and no example to run.
Stacked on #312 (the RUSTSEC lockfile fix) so CI is green here. That commit drops out of this diff once #312 merges.
Workspace README
good first issuecountStatus: Earlyis replaced with per-crate ✅ implemented / 🟡 partial / ⬜ stub. Three crates are real (mohu-error,mohu-dtype,mohu-buffer); the rest are stubs, and the README now says so. A contributor can pick a target in seconds instead of cloning to find out.mohu-buffer)CRATE_MAP.md,docs/design/,docs/rfcs/, and the Makefile targetsAddresses the substance of #305, #300, #284, #245, #241, and #156.
Crate READMEs
Adds
README.mdformohu-error,mohu-dtype, andmohu-buffer— the three implemented crates — and wires each into its manifest viareadme = "README.md"so crates.io renders them at publish time. Closes #51, #52, #63.Documented examples are compiled, not prose
Every snippet in every README added here is backed by a real target, so they cannot drift from the API:
crates/mohu-buffer/examples/quickstart.rs— the workspace README quickstart verbatimtests/readme_snippets.rsin all three cratesThese assert on documented constants too, so a change to
SIMD_ALIGNorMMAP_THRESHOLDfails CI instead of silently making the README wrong. Test count goes 83 → 89.MSRV made real
The MSRV badge claimed 1.85 and CI pinned 1.85, but no manifest declared it, so
cargonever enforced it — a dependency requiring a newer toolchain would have been caught only by the CI job, not locally. Addsrust-versionto[workspace.package]andrust-version.workspace = trueto all 17 crates.cargo metadatanow reports 17/17 at 1.85. Closes #30.Verification
No source or behavior changes outside the added examples and tests.
One note for maintainers, not part of this PR: #271 and #298 report
edition = "2024"as invalid and build-breaking, and #308/#309 appear to be chasing it. Edition 2024 has been stable since Rust 1.85 and the workspace builds and passes CI on it. Those issues look incorrect and are worth closing before the working config gets "fixed".Summary by CodeRabbit
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