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Fuel Streams Macros
Macros for implementing traits and deriving functionality in the fuel-streams ecosystem
📝 About The Project
Provides macros for implementing traits and deriving functionality in the fuel-streams ecosystem.
[!NOTE] This crate is specifically modeled for the Fuel Data Systems project, and is not intended for general use outside of the project.
🚀 Usage
The Subject
derive macro allows you to easily implement the Subject
trait for your structs. It generates methods for parsing, building, and creating wildcards for your subject.
Example:
use fuel_streams_macros::subject::{Subject, IntoSubject, SubjectBuildable};
#[derive(Subject, Debug, Clone, Default)]
#[subject_wildcard = "test.>"]
#[subject_format = "test.{field1}.{field2}"]
struct TestSubject {
field1: Option<String>,
field2: Option<u32>,
}
// Create a new TestSubject
let subject = TestSubject {
field1: Some("foo".to_string()),
field2: Some(55),
};
// Parse the subject
assert_eq!(subject.parse(), "test.foo.55");
// Create a wildcard
assert_eq!(TestSubject::wildcard(None, Some(10)), "test.*.10");
// Create using the build method
let subject = TestSubject::build(Some("foo".into()), Some(55));
assert_eq!(subject.parse(), "test.foo.55");
// Create a new TestSubject with the builder pattern
let subject = TestSubject::new()
.with_field1(Some("foo".to_string()))
.with_field2(Some(55));
assert_eq!(subject.parse(), "test.foo.55");
// Convert to a string
assert_eq!(&subject.to_string(), "test.foo.55");
🤝 Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.
For more information on contributing, please see the CONTRIBUTING.md file in the root of the repository.
📜 License
This repo is licensed under the Apache-2.0
license. See LICENSE
for more information.
Dependencies
~230–670KB
~16K SLoC