# ume

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`ume` means "Embed" or "Japanese apricot" in Japanese.

`ume` is a simple macro to generate Rust source code.

## How to use

```rust
let use_something = ume!(
    use something::prelude::*;
);
let let_one = ume!(let one = 1;);
let let_two = ume!(let two = 2;);
let source_code = ume! {
    #use_something
    fn main() {
        #let_one
        #let_two
        println!("{one} {two}");
    }
}
```