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whatamp;#39;s up breast stations welcome back to letamp;#39;s get rusty in todayamp;#39;s video weamp;#39;re going to be talking about parsing json in rust but before we get started if you havenamp;#39;t already make sure to get your free rust chishi by heading over to letamp;#39;s get rusty.com forward slash chi shi with that said letamp;#39;s get rusty i went ahead and created a new cargo project the first thing we need to do is switch over to cargo.tamul and add some dependencies first weamp;#39;ll add surte which will allow us to parse json also we need to make sure the derive feature is enabled so we have access to the serialize and deserialize derived macros next weamp;#39;ll add a dependency on request and enable the json feature request is a high-level http client which will allow us to fetch json from an api and finally weamp;#39;ll add a dependency on tokyo with the full feature enabled tokyo is an async runtime for rust and will allow us to use the async aw
