quick-impl
is a Rust procedural macro that simplifies working with enums and structs by generating common methods and traits for each variant or field. This helps reduce boilerplate code and enhances the ergonomics of using enums and structs in your Rust projects.
as_ref
- Returns an immutable reference to the associated data of the enum variant.as_ref_mut
- Returns a mutable reference to the associated data of the enum variant.from
- Creates an instance of the enum variant from the associated data.into
- Converts the enum into the associated data of the variant, returning anOption
.is
- Checks if the enum variant matches a specified variant.set
- Replaces the current instance with a new instance of the specified variant.try_into
- Converts the enum into the associated data of the variant, returning aResult
.
Default
- Implements theDefault
trait on the enum.From
- Implements theFrom
trait on the enum.TryInto
- Implements theTryInto
trait on the enum.TryFrom
- Implements theTryFrom
trait on the associated data.
get
- A getter for the field. Returns a reference to the field.get_clone
- A getter for the field. Returns a clone of the field.get_mut
- A mutable getter for a field.into
- Converts the struct into the field.from
- Creates an instance from the field. Sets the other fields to their default value.set
- A setter for the field.take
- Returns the field and replaces it with its default value.with
- Returns the struct with the field modified.
AsRef
- Implements theAsRef
trait on the struct.AsMut
- Implements theAsMut
trait on the struct.Borrow
- Implements theBorrow
trait on the struct.BorrowMut
- Implements theBorrowMut
trait on the struct.Deref
- Implements theDeref
trait on the struct.DerefMut
- Implements theDerefMut
trait on the struct.Into
- Implements theInto
trait on the struct.From
- Implements theFrom
trait on the struct.
Add quick-impl
to your Cargo.toml
:
[dependencies]
quick-impl = "0.1"
In your Rust code:
use quick_impl::QuickImpl;
#[derive(QuickImpl)]
enum YourEnum {
#[quick_impl(pub const is)]
Variant1,
#[quick_impl(pub as_ref, pub(crate) as_ref_mut, impl From)]
Variant2(i32),
// ... add attributes to other variants as needed
}
fn main() {
let instance = YourEnum::Variant1;
// Use generated methods on enum instances
assert!(instance.is_variant1());
let variant2_instance = YourEnum::from(42);
assert_eq!(*variant2_instance.as_variant2().unwrap(), 42);
}
More examples can be found in the examples.