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## building mers
to use mers, clone this repo and compile it using cargo. (if you don't have rustc and cargo, get it from https://rustup.rs/. the mers project is in the mers subdirectory, one level deeper than this readme.)
Build scripts can be found in build_scripts/ and compile mers using cargo. If you don't have rustc and cargo, install it using [rustup](https://rustup.rs/).
for simplicity, i will assume you have the executable in your path and it is named mers. Since this probably isn't the case, just know that `mers` can be replaced with `cargo run --release` in all of the following commands.
If you're using [Nushell](https://www.nushell.sh/), there is a script that integrates mers, since most mers values can be converted to ones nu understands.
I would recommend that you put the normal mers binary in your PATH even if you want to use mers-nu, because it has more CLI options.
For simplicity, i will assume you have the executable in your path and it is named mers. Since this probably isn't the case, just know that `mers` can be replaced with `cargo run --release` in all of the following commands, assuming you are located in the mers/ directory.
### running from a file