The standard library offers the std::fs module for filesystem manipulation, which we explored in Chapter 11, Exploring the Standard Library.
- If you have to work with Comma Separated Values (csv) files, use one of the available crates such as csv, quick_csv, simple_csv, or xsv. The article on 24 days, http://zsiciarz.github.io/24daysofrust/book/vol1/day3.html, can get you started.
- For working with JSON files, use a crate such as json, simple_json, serde_json, or json_macros; start with reading http://zsiciarz.github.io/24daysofrust/book/vol1/day6.html.
- For XML format, there are also plenty of possibilities, such as the xml-rs or quick-xml crates.
For databases, there are many crates available for working with: ...
