Macro chromium 

macro_rules! chromium {
    (
        $platform:literal,
        $browser:ident,
        base: $base:literal
        $(, cookies: $cookies:literal)?
        $(, login_data: $login_data:literal)?
        $(, login_data_fa: $login_data_fa:literal)?
        $(, key: $key:literal)?
        $(, safe_name: $safe_name:literal)?
    ) => { ... };
}

Register a Chromium based browser info

When linkme feature is enabled, the macro requires the linkme crate.

It accept

• platform
• browser: Generate a struct
• base: <path>: A browser all data location relative to home dir.
• cookies: <path>, login_data: <path>, login_data_fa: <path>: Relative to base dir. (optional)
• key: <path>: Relative to profile dir. Require on windows.
• safe_name: <name>: Require on linux and macos

Example:

chromium!(
    "linux",
    Chrome,
    base: ".config/google-chrome",
    cookies: "Default/Cookies",
    login_data: "Default/Login Data",
    login_data_fa: "Default/Login Data For Account",
    safe_name: "Chrome",
);
chromium!(
    "windows",
    Chrome,
    base: r"AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data",
    cookies: r"Default\Network\Cookies",
    login_data: r"Default\Login Data",
    login_data_fa: r"Default\Login Data For Account",
    key: "Local State",
);
// or omit use default value
chromium!("linux", Chrome, base: ".config/google-chrome", safe_name: "Chrome");
chromium!("macos", Chrome, base: "Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome", safe_name: "Chrome");
chromium!("windows", Chrome, base: r"AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data");