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Clarify installation instructions for alloy #697

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Clarify installation instructions for alloy #697

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Motivation

When I stumbled upon this repository after seeing that ethers-rs was being deprecated I struggled for a couple of hours trying to understand why my installation was failing when doing cargo install. Had it been clear in the repo documentation that the crates are not available on the Rust package repository I would have saved myself some time.

In the telegram chat I also received a pastebin link for all the different features that are available in the crate. Personally, I think that sharing pastebin links is not a good practice given that they can be used by malicious actors to spread malware etc. Therefore it is better to clearly state this in the main repo for clarity purposes.

Solution

I added a section explaining that the repo is currently not available on crates.io and how a developer can add it to their project as well as a permalink to the different exported features by the crate.

PR Checklist

  • Added Tests
  • Added Documentation
  • Breaking changes

@prestwich prestwich merged commit 0972027 into alloy-rs:main May 6, 2024
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ben186 pushed a commit to ben186/alloy that referenced this pull request Jul 27, 2024
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