Autoexport

Automatically export a series of modules from a top-level module.

The modules must be defined within the body of the macro - autoexport does not know about modules inside files. This means you need to define your module structure from a top-level file, like lib.rs.

Rust's module system can be verbose at times, especially for large apps. This helps make your programs cleaner.

Usage

It's common to define a series of routes, components, or useful utilities in a top-level lib.rs that you want exported to other parts of your app. Just take on #[autoexport::autoexport] and voila, no need to write pub use item::*;

Autoexport will use the visibility defined at the site of the module

#[autoexport::autoexport]
pub mod components {
    pub mod footer;
    pub mod header;
}

// now all of footer/header are in scope

run_function_thats_defined_in_footer();

run_function_thats_defined_in_header();

License

MIT or Apache at your discretion