TOML to Rust Converter - Generate Rust Structs from TOML Online
Free online tool to convert TOML configuration files to Rust structs with serde support. Generate type-safe Rust code from Cargo.toml and app configs.
How to Convert TOML to Rust - Step by Step Guide
Input Your TOML Configuration
Start by providing your TOML configuration file for Rust struct generation. Whether you're working with Cargo.toml, application configs, or configuration files for your Rust application, you have several convenient options. Use AI assistants like Claude or Grok to further optimize the generated code:
Example: TOML Configuration Input
A typical TOML configuration file with nested tables:
[server] host = "localhost" port = 8080 ssl_enabled = true [database] name = "myapp_db" max_connections = 100 hosts = ["db1.com", "db2.com"]
Automatic Rust Code Generation
The converter instantly generates type-safe Rust structs with proper serde annotations:
#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize)] for TOML serializationExample: Generated Rust Structs
The same TOML converted to idiomatic Rust code:
use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize}; #[derive(Debug, Serialize, Deserialize)] pub struct Config { pub server: Server, pub database: Database, } #[derive(Debug, Serialize, Deserialize)] pub struct Server { pub host: String, pub port: i64, pub ssl_enabled: bool, }
Customize Generation Options
Tailor the generated Rust code to match your project's conventions and requirements:
Clone, PartialEq, Defaultpub, pub(crate), or private fieldsExport Your Rust Code
Get your generated Rust structs ready for your project! Multiple export options make integration seamless:
Frequently Asked Questions
What is TOML and why is it popular in Rust?
TOML (Tom's Obvious Minimal Language) is a simple, human-readable configuration file format. It's the standard format for Cargo.toml in Rust projects and is widely used for application configurations. Converting TOML to Rust structs ensures type-safe configuration loading with compile-time validation.
Can I use this to parse my Cargo.toml?
Yes! While Cargo.toml has a specific structure, you can use this converter to generate structs for custom sections in your Cargo.toml or for your application's TOML configuration files. The generated structs work perfectly with the toml crate for parsing.
What dependencies do I need to use the generated code?
The generated code requires serde with the derive feature andtoml for parsing. Add to your Cargo.toml:serde = { version = "1.0", features = ["derive"] }and toml = "0.8".
How does the converter handle TOML tables and arrays?
TOML tables (sections like [server]) become separate Rust structs. Arrays become Vec<T> with type inference from the array elements. Nested tables create properly structured Rust types with relationships between structs.
Can I convert the generated structs back to TOML?
Yes! With the generated serde annotations, you can serialize the Rust structs back to TOML usingtoml::to_string(). This makes it easy to read configs, modify them in Rust, and write them back to TOML files.
Is the converter free to use?
Yes, completely free with no limitations on file size, complexity, or usage frequency. No registration required, and you can convert unlimited TOML files to Rust structs for your projects.
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