Just some mild macros that help me in my adventures in Rust.
To add to your project you could add it to your Cargo.toml like:
[dependencies.oxide]
git = 'https://github.com/wess/oxide.git'
branch = 'master'
or like:
oxide = {git = 'https://github.com/wess/oxide.git', branch = 'master'}
Console macros print to stdout with a format like:
[<project_name>] <emoji> <your message here>
- console_print : Prints with prefix and no emoji.
- console_log : Prints message with "ℹ" mark
- console_info : Prints message with "ℹ" mark
- console_success : Prints message with "✔" mark
- console_warning : Prints message with "⚠" mark
- console_error : Prints message with "✖" mark
- console_debug : Prints message with "🐞" mark
- console_panic : Prints message with "✖" mark
Example usage:
console_success!("Yay: ", "woot");btw, I know these exist because I'm lazy, and I'm ok with that. They might not be for everyone ;)
- either : Based on condition, give me this or that.
let x = either!(hello == "world", "truthy", "false");
- string : Because
String::new(...)was just to much.let s:String = string!("hi");
- string_combined : Im sure you can guess.
let res:String = string_combined!(string!("hello,"), string!("world"));
- map : This was on a macro tutorial and I liked it.
let m = map!("hello" => "world");
- list : Don't use this, just use
vec! - arc_mu : Arc with a Mutex with a thingie.
let am = arc_mu!(thingie);
- file_write : Not clear enough, or should I write it out for you.
- `file_write!("/path/to/blah.txt", string!("yaya"));
- file_read : Quick, get my contents or fail.
let content = file_read!("/path/to/content");
- file_exists : Is it there, or not?
if file_exists!("/path/to") {