num-conv

crates.io v0.2.1

6,832,646 weekly downloads · 0 Dependencies

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Summary

numconv is a crate to convert between integer types without using as casts. This provides better certainty when refactoring, makes the exact behavior of code more explicit, and allows using turbofish syntax.

Install cargo add num-conv

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Weekly downloads 6,832,646 Source: crates.io (Rust)
Releases 3 Last release: 2026-03-25 Source: crates.io (Rust)
Dependencies 0 Source: crates.io (Rust)

Description

numconv is a crate to convert between integer types without using as casts. This provides better certainty when refactoring, makes the exact behavior of code more explicit, and allows using turbofish syntax.

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`num_conv` is a crate to convert between integer types without using `as` casts. This provides
better certainty when refactoring, makes the exact behavior of code more explicit, and allows using
turbofish syntax.

Package details

Package
num-conv
Registry
crates.io
Version
0.2.1
Weekly downloads
6,832,646 (weekly)
Dependencies
0
Releases
3
Last release
2026-03-25
First published
2023-12-23
Keywords
integer, cast, convert, truncate, extend
Repository
https://github.com/jhpratt/num-conv

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Q-Vitality Quanteta 73.9 / 100 Maintenance activity index (release cadence + download level).
Q-Trust Quanteta 0.8 / 100 Adoption / stability index (community size + download stability + age).
Q-Risk Quanteta 6.5 / 100 Dependency-surface index. Higher = more risk factors detected.

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