rust-code-navigator

You can navigate to a definition across multiple Rust crates by using Language Server Protocol (LSP) to locate symbols across modules. This enables precise go-to-definition functionality within your editor without manual searching.

Yes, you can find all references to a symbol in a Rust codebase using LSP-powered reference queries. This functionality identifies every occurrence of the target symbol within your multi-crate Rust project workspace.

To view type information and documentation when hovering over Rust code, use LSP hover capabilities. This exposes type details and inline documentation directly in your IDE, reducing context switching.

The best way to search for workspace symbols in a Rust project is through LSP workspace symbol queries. This allows you to map code structure and quickly locate specific symbols across the entire workspace.

Yes, rust-code-navigator works with multi-crate Rust workspaces. It applies Language Server Protocol navigation across crates, enabling symbol resolution, go-to-definition, and find-references throughout the project.