How I created my cli <assistant> using Rust lang (part 1)

Hello everyone, my name is Sasun, and I am a full-stack JavaScript developer. Currently, I'm in a mid-level position, so I still have much to learn and improve. This is the first post of my tech-blogging journey, so let's get started.

What is the tool?

In my daily work, I love to insert a bunch of console.log statements into my code. It's a very useful tool during the debugging process, but there's a side effect. Developers need to delete all the logs from the code before pushing it to Git, and it takes time to find them all. Therefore, there's a need for a tiny, efficient CLI tool that can handle this task quickly.

Why Rust?

At that time, I was motivated by Rust's performance and needed a small project to try out the Rust language. I had read a bit about types, borrow checking, ownership, and started to develop my little helper.