znap-syn
| Crates.io | znap-syn |
| lib.rs | znap-syn |
| version | 0.1.37 |
| source | src |
| created_at | 2024-06-16 20:05:36.878207 |
| updated_at | 2024-08-31 16:22:42.573363 |
| description | Collection of utilities for parsing and code generation that power znap-macros |
| homepage | |
| repository | https://github.com/heavy-duty/znap |
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Daniel Marin (danmt)
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znap-syn
Parsing and generating code for macros in Rust
The znap-syn module is a fundamental part of the znap library ecosystem, designed specifically for analyzing and generating code in Rust. This module is essential for the functionality of znap-macros, a collection of macros that depends on znap-syn for code generation and manipulation.
znap-syn allows you to transform Rust code fragments into manipulable objects, which can then be used to apply specific logic and generate new code.
Main components
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CollectionMod: A CollectionMod is a structured representation of a Rust module. This object contains:
- A list of
ActionFn: functions that define actions within the module. - A
name: the name of the module. - The module in its
rawform: the normal structure of the module before being transformed.
- A list of
In addition to the CollectionMod, znap-syn handles other object types such as ActionStruct, QueryStruct, and ErrorEnum. These are also derived from code snippets and used for various transformations and code generation.
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