I think this is simply the problem of a ecosystem which is not big enough. If with Nim you can't do this thing, you need to implement it, or use another language. When Rust was 0.2.0(some random early version number), people in Rust also didn't have enough _good_ libraries to use. (Sorry as a hobbier I can only say these useless things.)
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