rustyroad 1.7.2

Rusty Road is a framework written in Rust that is based on Ruby on Rails. It is designed to provide the familiar conventions and ease of use of Ruby on Rails, while also taking advantage of the performance and efficiency of Rust.
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//! The driver script exercising the generated model without a database.

/// The driver exercising `new` and `validate`.
///
/// The CRUD functions need a `db` capability, but the shape and validation logic is pure
/// and is where the generator's decisions actually live.
pub(super) const DRIVER: &str = "import \"./product/mod.tether\" as product\n\
     \n\
     fn main() {\n\
     \x20   let seeded = product.new()?\n\
     \x20   println(\"columns: \" + str(product.columns()?.len()))\n\
     \x20   println(\"table: \" + product.TABLE)\n\
     \n\
     \x20   // Seeded rows leave required columns at their zero, which validates.\n\
     \x20   println(\"seeded ok: \" + str(product.validate(seeded)?))\n\
     \n\
     \x20   let mut missing = product.new()?\n\
     \x20   missing[\"name\"] = nil\n\
     \x20   println(\"missing rejected: \" + str(product.validate(missing).is_err()))\n\
     \n\
     \x20   let mut wrong = product.new()?\n\
     \x20   wrong[\"active\"] = \"yes\"\n\
     \x20   println(\"wrong kind rejected: \" + str(product.validate(wrong).is_err()))\n\
     \x20   return Ok(\"done\")\n\
     }\n";

/// What the driver must print for the generated logic to be correct.
pub(super) const EXPECTED: [&str; 5] = [
    "columns: 9",
    "table: products",
    "seeded ok: true",
    "missing rejected: true",
    "wrong kind rejected: true",
];

/// Every generated file, with the module root last.
///
/// The root imports the others, so checking it last also exercises the import graph the
/// generator wrote.
pub(super) const FILES: [&str; 5] = [
    "create.tether",
    "read.tether",
    "update.tether",
    "delete.tether",
    "mod.tether",
];