## Easy access to struct fields in strings 🐠 add strung to the dependencies in the `Cargo.toml`: ```toml [dependencies] strung = "0.1" ``` 🦀 use/import everything of the prelude in rust: ```rust use strung::prelude::*; ``` 🦊 works for **unnamed** fields: ```rust #[derive(Strung)] struct Struct (&'static str, u32); fn main(){ let s: String = Struct("Bob", 10).strung("{0} is {1}th"); } ``` 🦊 works for **named** fields: ```rust #[derive(Strung)] struct Struct { name: &'static str, pos: u32, } fn main(){ let s: String = Struct{name:"Bob", pos:10}.strung("{name} is {pos}th."); // fields can also be addressed by their index let z: String = Struct{name:"Bob", pos:10}.strung("{0} is {1}th."); } ``` ## Ignore 🐳 use `#[igno]`, `#[ignore]`,`#[strung(igno)]` or `#[strung(ignore)]` to make a field unavailable
🦞 if a field type doesn't implement [Display](https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/fmt/trait.Display.html), it has to be ignored! ```rust struct NoDisplay; #[derive(Strung)] struct Struct (&'static str, u32, #[igno] NoDisplay); fn main(){ let s: String = Struct("Bob", 10, NoDisplay) .strung("{0} is {1}th, he won {2}!"); } ``` ## Cascade 🐳 use `#[cscd]`, `#[cascade]`, `#[strung(cscd)]` or `#[strung(cascade)]` to cascade (recursion).
🐑 cascaded fields are ignored by default
🐔 use `#[notice]`, `#[ntce]` or inside `#[strung(..)]` to make them available, ```rust #[derive(Strung)] struct Struct &'static str, u32); #[derive(Strung)] struct Cascade (u32, #[cscd] Struct); fn main(){ let s: String = Cascade(11,Struct("Bob", 10)) .strung("{1.0} is {1.1}th for the {0}th time!"); // => Bob is 10th for the 11th time! } ``` ## Prefix and Postix Prefabs 🐈 5 different prefabs are provided: ```rust #[derive(Strung)] struct Struct (&'static str, u32); fn main(){ let t = Struct("Bob", 10); let s = t.strung_curly("{0} is {1}th."); let s = t.strung_angle("<0> is <1>th."); let s = t.strung_dollry("${0} is ${1}th."); let s = t.strung_dollar("$0 is $1th."); let s = t.strung_hashtag("#0 is #1th."); } ``` ## Custom Prefix and Postix 🦊 you can also customize pre-/postfixes in different ways
🦅 **globally** - using static variables and `.strung_static(..)`: ```rust #[derive(Strung)] struct Struct (&'static str, u32); fn main(){ strung::set_static("<",">"); let s: String = Struct("Bob", 10).strung_static("<0> is <1>th."); } ``` 🐎 **per struct** - this overrides the default `.strung(..)` pre/postfix: ```rust #[derive(Strung)] #[strung("<",">")] struct Struct (&'static str, u32); fn main(){ let s: String = Struct("Bob", 10).strung("<0> is <1>th."); } ``` 🐍 **per call** - using parameters `.strung_dynamic(pre,post,..)`: ```rust #[derive(Strung)] struct Struct (&'static str, u32); fn main(){ let s: String = Struct("Bob", 10).strung_dynamic("<",">","<0> is <1>th."); } ``` 🦎 **per call** - using generic const chars `.strung_generic::(..)`: ```rust #[derive(Strung)] struct Struct (&'static str, u32); fn main(){ let s: String = Struct("Bob", 10).strung_generic::<'<','>'>("<0> is <1>th."); } ``` ## Performance Comparison 🐕 dynamic/generic/global have equal runtime speed
🐇 default/prefabs/per-struct are faster!
🐁 Using a string of ~650 chracters and 6 field placeholders:

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