Change format for list entries

[memoryruins]

As awesome-rust grows, there are a few tweaks that may improve readability, consistency, and load times. Before making changes en masse, it would be great to hear anyone's thoughts and a green light from maintainers.

• e.g current format (for half the current list. currently, not all entries include links to crates)
  • kbknapp/clap-rs [clap] — a simple to use, full featured command-line argument parser
  • docopt/docopt.rs [docopt] — a Rust implementation of DocOpt
  • TeXitoi/structopt [structopt] — parse command line argument by defining a struct
  • killercup/quicli [quicli] — quickly build cool CLI apps in Rust
• proposed changes
  • present the name of the project/library first, which brings it closer to the name used in a cargo.toml in many cases. keep it linked to the repository.
  • remove build passing icon. the page makes many requests to travis for badge SVGs. especially from a slower connection, the loading of the badges move the page as they affect the vertical spacing of the lists. if a user jumps or scrolls to the bottom of the page upon opening, they may need to wait before the page stays still. this change loses a nice splash of color the list, but reduces load times and prevents the unaligned badges slowing and littering the page.
  • move crates links a sub-list. this gives the description breathing room and allows us to include additional information/links on the sub-list, e.g. a direct link to the docs.
• proposed format
  • clap — a simple to use, full featured command-line argument parser.
    • crates.io - docs
  • docopt — a Rust implementation of DocOpt.
    • crates.io - docs
  • structopt — parse command line argument by defining a struct.
    • crates.io - docs
  • quicli — quickly build cool CLI apps in Rust.
    • crates.io - docs
• a simpler alternative
  • clap — a simple to use, full featured command-line argument parser.
  • docopt — a Rust implementation of DocOpt.
  • structopt — parse command line argument by defining a struct.
  • quicli — quickly build cool CLI apps in Rust.