async-codegen 0.2.2

Minimalist async-IO code generation framework.
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# Async Code Generator

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A library for async code generation that imposes no ownership choices (can use borrowed or owned data) and is fully composable using generics and general-purpose structs.

### Examples

Coming soon.

## Library Design

The API is conceptually simple. Performing code generation is akin to writing a syntax tree.

### Model

Writable elements are composed from other writable elements. They are divided into two kinds:
1. `Writable` - the main trait used by the library
2. `WritableSeq` - for a sequence of writable values handled in the same way.

An example of a writable sequence would be function arguments, type variables, etc. An example of a standalone writable value would be a function body.

### Async and Errors

Every code generation-related function returns the library user's error type.

Also, the methods are `async` and must be awaited as such. This lets the library user plug in their favorite async runtime... because why not make code generation fast?

## Library

### Safety

* The library contains no unsafe code
* The library should never panic, except where documented.

### Dependency

Add this library to your Cargo.toml:

```toml
[dependencies]
async-codegen = "0.1"
```

## Licensing

Licensed under the Apache License v2.0. See the LICENSE.txt.