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Pipenv helps a lot there. It provides a fairly Cargo-like experience.
...and that's before you get to how "best in class" some of the libraries are, like StructOpt for argument parsing, Serde for JSON/TOML/etc., the built-in include_str! and include_bytes! for embedding default versions of user-editable resources in the binary so you can --write-conf, etc. (Try Figment and validator for your tools' configuration schema.)
...but then I'm one of those people who uses things like Zeal, not just for the convenience, but because I'm ideologically against making "is my DSL up?" more of a single point of failure than it already is and I don't like stuff that gives the impression its authors assume the same level of Internet reliability as Silicon Valley companies.
Thankfully there is a community-made package manager for Deno called trex and I definitely feel right at home with it. It's a must-have imo. Writing code is fun.
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