Add new items to Cargo projects

In the Project tool window (Alt+1), select the node in which you want to create the file, click on the toolbar, and select Rust File.

Alternatively, select the necessary node, press Alt+Insert, and select Rust File.

In the dialog that opens:

1. Specify the file name

2. Choose whether you want to attach the new file to the current module

If you select Attach to module, RustRover will add the file declaration to the module's target (main.rs or lib.rs). If RustRover fails to identify the appropriate target, the file won’t be attached.

In the Project tool window (Alt+1), select the node in which you want to create the crate, click on the toolbar, and select Cargo Crate.

Alternatively, select the necessary node, press Alt+Insert, and select Cargo Crate.

Name the new crate and select its type (Binary or Library).

In the Project tool window (Alt+1), right-click the node in which you want to create a new file and click New | File.

Alternatively, select the node and click on the toolbar or press Alt+Insert. Then select File.

Name the new file and specify its extension, for example: File.js, and press Enter.

Go to File | New | Scratch File or press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Insert.

Alternatively, in the Project tool window (Alt+1), click on the toolbar and select Scratch File.

Select the language of the scratch file.

Scratch files of the same type are automatically numbered and added to the Scratches and Consoles directory of the Project view.

In the Project tool window (Alt+1), right-click the node in which you want to create a new directory and select New | Directory.

Alternatively, select the node and click on the toolbar or press Alt+Insert. Then select Directory.

Name the new directory and press Enter.

If you want to create several nested directories, specify their names separated with slashes, for example: folder/resources.