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# range_checker
range_checker is a derive-macro crate aimed to provide declarative bounds checking and filtering for structure.
## Examples
```rust
use range_checker::Check;
#[derive(Debug, Default, Check)]
struct TestStruct {
#[range(..=5)]
#[range(20..)]
#[filter(|x| x % 2 != 0)]
#[fallback(255)]
pub v0: u8,
#[range(-1.0..=5.0)]
#[fallback(3.1)]
v1: f32,
#[filter(|&x| x > 8.0)]
#[fallback(9.9)]
v2: f64,
#[range(..-1)]
#[fallback(|x| {println!("test fallback closure."); x - 5})]
v3: isize,
#[filter(|x:&str| !x.is_empty())]
v4: String,
}
fn main() {
let a = TestStruct::default();
if let Ok(_) = a.check() {
todo!{}
}
}
```
---
## Features
### **range**
Use `#[range(...)]` to detemine the range for named struct's field.
Multiple `#[range(...)]` will combined by `||`, which allowed to config any range you need.
### **filter**
Use `#[filter(#closure)]` to filter for named struct's field, `#closure: |#type_of_field| -> bool`.
Multiple `#[filter(#closure)]` will combined by `&&`.
`#[filter(#closure)]` will combined with `#[range(...)]` by `&&`.
### **fallback**
> Active with the `fn check_with_callback()`
Use `#[fallback(#closure|#lit)]` to set fallback behavior for named struct's field, `#closure: |#type_of_field| -> #type_of_field`.
One field brokes it's range or filter with fallback attribute setted, `fn check_with_fallback()` will return `Ok(_)`.
---
## Check or CheckVerbose
`range_checker::Check` will return `Err(())` immediately any field broke it's range or filter.
`range_checker::CheckVerbose` will check all fields and return detail information like `Err(Vec)` or `Ok(Vec)` when all of broken fields has a fallback attribute.
---
## Expand Example
Here(https://github.com/TYPEmber/range_checker/tree/master/examples/expand_code.md) is an Expand Example for
```rust
use range_checker::Check;
use range_checker::CheckVerbose;
#[derive(Debug, Default, CheckVerbose)]
struct TestStruct {
#[range(..=5)]
#[range(20..)]
#[filter(|x| x % 2 != 0)]
#[fallback(255)]
pub v0: u8,
#[range(-1.0..=5.0)]
#[fallback(3.1)]
v1: f32,
#[filter(|&x| x > 8.0)]
#[fallback(9.9)]
v2: f64,
#[range(..-1)]
#[fallback(|x| {println!("test fallback closure."); x - 5})]
v3: isize,
}
```