hashfn

A procedural macro to generate a hash representation of a function as a string slice.

The hash is generated as a const with the same visibility as the function the macro is applied to.

Example:

use hashfn::hashfn;

#[hashfn(DO_SOMETHING)]
pub(crate) fn do_something() {}

// Will expand to
// pub(crate) const DO_SOMETHING: &str = "<hash>";
// pub(crate) fn do_something() {}

hashfn will generate the name of the constant if it is omitted:

use hashfn::hashfn;

#[hashfn]
pub(crate) fn do_something() {}

// Will expand to
// pub(crate) const DO_SOMETHING_HASH: &str = "<hash>";
// pub(crate) fn do_something() {}

lib.rs:

A procedural macro to generate a hash representation of a function as a string slice.

The hash is generated as a const with the same visibility as the function the macro is applied to.

Example:

use hashfn::hashfn;

#[hashfn(DO_SOMETHING)]
pub(crate) fn do_something() {}

// Will expand to
// pub(crate) const DO_SOMETHING: &str = "<hash>";
// pub(crate) fn do_something() {}

hashfn will generate the name of the constant if it is omitted:

use hashfn::hashfn;

#[hashfn]
pub(crate) fn do_something() {}

// Will expand to
// pub(crate) const DO_SOMETHING_HASH: &str = "<hash>";
// pub(crate) fn do_something() {}