# disclose

`disclose` is a macro crate designed to speed up creating modules that have lots of public components.

`disclose` adds one feature to your package, the `#[disclose]` attribute. Add this attribute to anything in a module with contents (mod, impl, struct, etc.) and it will effectively make everything in that scope `pub`. It will not affect things that are already tagged with a visibility modifier, so if your struct contains one field you want to keep private and thirty you want to expose, you can tag that private field with `pub(self)` and decorate the struct with `#[disclose]`.

You can use `disclose` with a scope as an argument, and it will apply that scope. So a mod marked with `#[disclose(super)]` will treat every element without its own visibility tag as being `pub(super)`. Thus,

```rust
#[disclose(self)]
pub struct Foo {
	bar: usize;
	pub baz: String;
	pub(super) fud: Box<Foo>;
	bro: i32;
}
```
will expand to
```rust
pub struct Foo {
	pub(self) bar: usize;
	pub baz: String;
	pub(super) fud: Box<Foo>;
	pub(self) bro: i32;
}
```
_(Note that `Foo`, `baz`, and `fud` are unchanged because they already had visibility annotations.)_