uniquote | Quote strings for clear display in output

uniquote is a Rust library. uniquote has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However uniquote has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

This crate allows quoting strings for use in output. It works similarly to str::escape_debug, but the result is meant to be shown to users. Simply call Quote::quote on an argument passed to println! or a similar macro to quote it. One of the primary uses for this crate is displaying paths losslessly. Since Path has no Display implementation, it is usually output by calling Path::display or Path::to_string_lossy beforehand. However, both of those methods are lossy; they replace all invalid characters with REPLACEMENT_CHARACTER. This crate escapes those invalid characters instead, allowing them to always be displayed correctly.