[−][src]Crate amplify

Amplifying Rust language capabilities: multiple generic trait implementations, type wrappers, derive macros.

Minimum supported rust compiler version (MSRV): 1.46 (stable channel)

Modules

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bmap	Macro for creating [`BTreeMap`] in the same manner as `vec!` is used for `Vec`:
bset	Macro for creating [`BTreeSet`] in the same manner as `vec!` is used for `Vec`:
impl_into_stringly	Impls From for Stringly where String: Into, T: Display
impl_into_stringly_standard	Implements `impl_into_stringly` for `$type` and traits with `$type`
impl_try_from_stringly	impls TryFrom where T: Deref<Target=str> in terms of FromStr.
impl_try_from_stringly_standard	Calls impl_try_from_stringly!() with a set of standard stringly types.
list	Macro for creating [`LinkedList`] in the same manner as `vec!` is used for `Vec`:
map	Macro for creating [`HashMap`] in the same manner as `vec!` is used for `Vec`:
s	Macro for quick & simple `&str` -> `String` conversion:
set	Macro for creating [`HashSet`] in the same manner as `vec!` is used for `Vec`:
wrapper	Macro simplifying creation of new wrapped types. It automatically implements `Wrapper` trait, adds default implementation for the following traits:

Helper type allowing implementation of trait object for generic types multiple times. In practice this type is never used

AsAny	Trait `AsAny` allows simple conversion of any type into a generic "thick" pointer `&dyn Any` (see `::core::any::Any`), that can be later converted back to the original type with a graceful failing for all other conversions. For simple conversions it is recommended to use `#[derive(AsAny)]` macro from `amplify_derive` crate (see [`amplify_derive::AsAny`]).
Bipolar	Trait for splittable streams and other types, which can be separated into some two types ([`Left`], [`Right`]), like a reader and writer streams.
Wrapper	Trait defining wrapped types ("newtypes" in rust terminology). Wrapped types are used for allowing implemeting foreign traits to foreign types: https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/rust-by-example/generics/new_types.html