Seoul-Rs

A Procedural Macros Toolkit for Struct and Enum Types' Transformation

✈️ V1.0.0 has major updates from former versions. See Version Log for changes.

TOC

• Isomorphism for Struct

• Isomorphism for Enum

• Reflica

Trait Isomorphism

Implement bunch of Into and From traits for isomorphic transformation.

Isomorphism for Struct

Abilities

• into_field: Self ➡️ Each Field
  • impl Into<Field> for Self
  • impl Into<&Field> for &Self
  • impl Into<&mut Field> for &mut Self
• intofrom_tuple: Self ↔️ Tuple of Fields
  • impl From<(Field1, Field2, ..)> for Self
  • impl Into<(Field1, Field2, ..)> for Self
  • impl Into<(&Field1, &Field2, ..)> for &Self
  • impl Into<(&mut Field1, &mut Field2, ..)> for &mut Self

Attributes

• Container Attributes

  • #[isomorphism(into_field)]

    • Invoke into_field's implements for each fields.
    • Fields with #[into_field(skip)] attribute or redundant types already captured in preceding fields will not be invoked.

  • #[isomorphism(intofrom_tuple)]

    • Invoke intofrom_tuple's implements.
• Field Attributes
  • #[into_field] / #[into_field(skip)]
    • Fields with #[into_field] attribute still invoke into_field regardless of the container attribute.
    • However ones with #[into_field(skip)] do not invoke into_field implements for themselves even though the container attribute has into_field.

Examples

use seoul::Isomorphism;

#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Isomorphism)]
#[isomorphism(into_field, intofrom_tuple)]
struct ABC<T> {
    a: i32,
    b: String,
    c: Vec<T>,
}

let mut abc: ABC<String> = ABC {
    a: 10i32,
    b: "ABC".to_string(),
    c: vec!["A".to_string()],
};

assert_eq!(Into::<&i32>::into(&abc), &10i32);

let x: (&mut i32, &mut String, &mut Vec<String>) = (&mut abc).into();
x.2.push("B".to_string());

let x: (&i32, &String, &Vec<String>) = (&abc).into();
assert_eq!(x.2, &["A".to_string(), "B".to_string()]);

let (a, b, mut c): (i32, String, Vec<String>) = abc.into();
c.push("C".to_string());

let abc: ABC<String> = (a, b, c).into();
assert!(abc.c.len() == 3);

Isomorphism for Enum

Abilities

• from_variant: Each Variant ➡️ Self
  • impl From<Varaint> for Self
• name_variant
  • Add a method with signature pub fn name(&self) -> &str to the type's implement scope.
  • The method matches each variant into the variant's own name literal, while it can be specified differently by a variant attribute name.
• convert: Self ↔️ Other Type
  • Convert each variant to other type's matching value, and vice versa.
  • impl Into<OtherType> for Self
  • impl Into<&OtherType> for Self
  • impl From<OtherType> for Self
  • impl From<&OtherType> for Self

Attributes

• Container Attributes

  • #[isomorphism(from_variant)]

    • Invoke from_variant's implements for each variants.
      • For a variant with one field: impl From<Field> for Self
      • One with multiple fields: impl From<(Field1, Field2, ..)> for Self
      • One with no fields: impl From<()> for Self
    • Fields with #[from_variant(skip)] attribute or redundant types already captured in preceding variants will not be invoked.

  • #[isomorphism(name_variant)] / #[isomorphism(name_variant = "specific_method_name")]

    • Invoke name_variant.
    • While the default name of the method is name, it can be changed by passing a specific name in the attribute.

  • For convert:

    • #[isomorphism(into = u8)]

      • Invoke convert. Specify the type for the convertion.

    • #[isomorphism(default_into = 10u8)]

      • When convert is invoked but a variant does not have specified convert-into value, this value will be matched. If this one is not given either, a default value of convert-into type will be used (The type must have Default then).

    • #[isomorphism(skip_restore)]

      • Do not implement neither From<(&)OtherType> for Self

    • #[isomorphism(skip_ref_restore)]

      • Do not implement From<&OtherType> for Self

    • #[isomorphism(restore_panic = "panic..!")]

      • In the From<(&)OtherType> for Self's match syntax, the rest cases will invoke panic with the given panic literal: _ => panic!("panic..!").

    • #[isomorphism(default_restore = SelfValue)]

      • In the From<(&)OtherType> for Self's match syntax, if the restore_panic is not given, this value will be used for rest cases's match: _ => SelfValue.

      • If default_restore is not given either, the default value of Self type will be used: _ => Self::default(). (Then it must impl Default)

• Variant Attributes

  • #[from_variant] / #[from_variant(skip)]
    • Variants with #[from_variant] attribute still invoke from_variant regardless of the container attribute.
    • However ones with #[from_variant(skip)] do not invoke from_variant implements for themselves even though the container attribute has from_variant.
  • #[name("specific_var_name")]
    • Specify the variant's matching name literal for name_variant's method.
  • #[into(10u8)]
    • Specify the variant's convert-into value for convert.
    • If it's not given, container attribute's default_into value - or, without it, the type's default value - will be used.
  • #[rstore(SelfValue)]

    • Specify the variant's value that will be converted from its matching convert-into value. (In From<(&)OtherType> for Self).

    • If it's not given, the default value for the variant will be used.

Examples

use seoul::Isomorphism;

#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Isomorphism)]
#[isomorphism(from_variant, name_variant)]
enum ABC {
    A(u32),
    B { _a: String, _b: Vec<i32> },
    C,
    D(u32, i32),
}

let x: ABC = 10u32.into();
assert_eq!(x, ABC::A(10u32));
assert_eq!(x.name(), "A");

let x: ABC = ("string".to_string(), vec![10i32]).into();
assert_eq!(x, ABC::B { _a: "string".to_string(), _b: vec![10i32] });
assert_eq!(x.name(), "B");

let x: ABC = ().into();
assert_eq!(x, ABC::C);

let x: ABC = (10u32, 11i32).into();
assert_eq!(x, ABC::D(10u32, 11i32));

use seoul::Isomorphism;

#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Isomorphism)]
#[isomorphism(into = u8, default_into = 5u8, default_restore = ABC::A)]
enum ABC {
    #[into(10)]
    A,
    #[into(20)]
    B,
    #[into(30)]
    C,
    D,
}

assert_eq!(Into::<u8>::into(ABC::A), 10u8);
assert_eq!(Into::<u8>::into(ABC::D), 5u8);

assert_eq!(Into::<ABC>::into(&20), ABC::B);
assert_eq!(Into::<ABC>::into(0), ABC::A);

Trait Reflica

Declare a borrowed fields' data type ("reflica") from an original struct/enum data type, and implement Into trait to the reflica.

Abilities:

• struct AB { a: u8, b: String } ->
  • declare struct RefAB<'a> { a: &'a u8, b: &'a String }
  • impl Into<RefAB<'a>> for &'a AB
• enum AB { A, B { a: u8, b: String } } ->
  • declare enum RefAB<'a> { A, B { a: &'a u8, b: &'a String } }
  • impl Into<RefAB<'a>> for &'a AB

Attributes

• Container Attributes

  • #[reflica(Clone, Copy, Debug, PartialEq, Eq, PartialOrd, Ord)]

    • The traits listed will be passed to the #[derive(...)] attribute of the new Reflica data type.
    • In the reflica attribute, any path with name other than prefix will be counted as a trait.

  • #[reflica(prefix="SpecificPrefix")]

    • By default, the new Reflica type's name is determined by Ref + Original type's name. However other prefix name can be passed with the prefix path.

Example

use seoul::Reflica;

// struct
#[derive(Reflica)]
// attribute for derive implementation for the reflica 
#[reflica(Clone, Copy, Debug, PartialEq, Eq, PartialOrd, Ord)]
struct AB<I> {
  a: u8,
  b: I
}

// RefAB delcared
let _: RefAB<String> = RefAB { a: &8, b: &String::from("ab") };

// check Into<RefAB> for &AB
let x = AB { a: 0, b: String::from("x")};
let _: RefAB<String> = (&x).into();

// check derive `Ord`
let a: RefAB<u8> = RefAB { a: &2, b: &10 };
let b: RefAB<u8> = RefAB { a: &2, b: &11 };
let c: RefAB<u8> = RefAB { a: &3, b: &10 };
let x = vec![a, b, c];
let mut y = x.clone();
y.sort();
assert_eq!(x, y);


// enum, use prefix other than basic `Ref`
#[derive(Reflica)]
#[reflica(Clone, Copy, Debug, prefix="Ref2")]
enum ABC<I> where I: Clone {
  A,
  B { a: u8, b: I },
  C(u8)
}

// Ref2AB delcared
let _: Ref2ABC<u8> = Ref2ABC::A;
let _: Ref2ABC<String> = Ref2ABC::B { a: &8, b: &String::from("ab") };

// check Into<Ref2AB>
let x = ABC::B { a: 0, b: String::from("x")};
let _: Ref2ABC<String> = (&x).into();

let x = ABC::<u8>::C(0);
let _: Ref2ABC<u8> = (&x).into();