content: [package]
  name = "libnewsboat"
  version = "2.41.0"
  authors = ["Alexander Batischev <eual.jp@gmail.com>"]
  edition = "2024"
  
  [dependencies]
  strprintf = { path="../strprintf" }
  regex-rs = { path="../regex-rs" }
  
  fastrand = "2.3.0"
  url = "2.5.7"
  percent-encoding = "2.3.2"
  xdg = "3.0.0"
  backtrace = "= 0.3"
  unicode-width = "0.2.2"
  nom = "8"
  libc = "0.2"
  natord = "1.0.9"
  md5 = "0.8.0"
  lexopt = "0.3.1"
  chrono = "0.4.42"
  unicode-segmentation = "1.12.0"
  regex = "1.12.1"
  
  [dependencies.gettext-rs]
  version = "0.7.7"
  # Don't let the crate build its own copy of gettext; force it to use the one
  # built into glibc.
  features = [ "gettext-system" ]
  
  [dependencies.curl-sys]
  version = "0.4.83"
  # This disables the only default feature, "ssl". It doesn't affect the
  # functionality, since it can't affect the libcurl.so available on the host.
  #
  # curl-sys, like other -sys crates, contains a tarball with the native library
  # (i.e. Curl). It first tries to find the compiled library on the host, but if
  # it can't, it unpacks the tarball and tries to build the library from source.
  # The "ssl" feature of the crate instructs the build to find and link OpenSSL
  # (or equivalent). For that, it pulls in openssl-sys crate, which during its
  # configuration stage looks for OpenSSL header files.
  #
  # Since Newsboat requires both Curl and SSL libraries to be already compiled
  # and available on the host, we don't need any of this business. In fact,
  # openssl-sys introduces an unwanted dependency on OpenSSL headers, which
  # exists even if we're linking (via libcurl) against another SSL library like
  # GnuTLS. We disable this feature to avoid the dependency.
  default-features = false
  
  [dev-dependencies]
  tempfile = "3"
  proptest = "1"
  section_testing = "0.0.5"
  