Szathmáry László honlapja @ DEIK

Here is my basic template file that I use when I start a new Nim project:

#!/usr/bin/env nimbang
#off:nimbang-args c -d:release
#off:nimbang-settings hideDebugInfo

import std/strutils # strip, split, join
import std/strformat # &"Hello {name}!"
import std/sequtils # toSeq(iter), map, filter
# import std/math # sum
# import std/algorithm # sorted(seq), reversed(seq)
# import std/tables
# import std/sets

# import pykot
# import pykot/[console, converters, euler, fs, functional,
# pretty, process, jrandom, strings, jsystem, types, web]

proc main() =
echo "hello"

# ############################################################################

when isMainModule:
main()

See this link for more info about nimbang.

The std/ prefix explicitly marks the module as part of Nim's standard library, which helps avoid ambiguity if you have a local module with the same name. The Nim standard library documentation and newer code consistently use this form. import strutils still works fine and won't break anything — it's just the older convention.

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