Rust, with its focus on safety and performance, offers excellent crates (libraries) for dealing with CSV files, with csv being the most popular.
csv
To work with JSON in Rust, the serde crate along with serde_json for serialization and deserialization is extensively used.
serde
serde_json
TOML, which stands for Tom’s Obvious, Minimal Language, was created by Tom Preston-Werner in 2013.
In Rust, you can handle XML with crates like xml-rs.
xml-rs
Rust doesn’t support YAML in its standard library, so we commonly use third-party crates like serde (for serializing and deserializing data) in combination with serde_yaml.
serde_yaml