I was looking for a fraction package, and found the less-popular fraction crate before someone suggested this one. I noticed that the README of num and num-rational, and their crates.io pages, lack the word "fraction", making it hard for me (and whoever's looking for a fraction library) to find. Is it a good idea to add the word "fraction" to num or num-rational, as a keyword?
I was looking for a fraction package, and found the less-popular
fraction
crate before someone suggested this one. I noticed that the README of num and num-rational, and their crates.io pages, lack the word "fraction", making it hard for me (and whoever's looking for a fraction library) to find. Is it a good idea to add the word "fraction" to num or num-rational, as a keyword?Context: Python calls it https://docs.python.org/3/library/fractions.html
fractions.Fraction
. Boost calls itrational
. But I have more prior experience with Python and its Fraction class.