Macro disk::bincode

macro_rules! bincode {
    ($data:ty, $dir:expr, $project_directory:tt, $sub_directories:tt, $file_name:tt, $header:tt, $version:tt) => { ... };
}

Implement the Bincode trait

File extension is bin and is automatically appended.

Input

These are the inputs you need to provide to implement Bincode.

Variable	Description	Related Trait Constant	Type	Example
$data	Identifier of the data to implement for		struct or enum	State
$dir	Which OS directory to use	Bincode::OS_DIRECTORY	Dir	Dir::Data
$project_directory	The name of the top project folder	Bincode::PROJECT_DIRECTORY	&str	"MyProject"
$sub_directories	(Optional) sub-directories before file	Bincode::SUB_DIRECTORIES	&str	"some/dirs"
$file_name	The file name to use	Bincode::FILE_NAME	&str	"state"
$header	24 custom byte header	Bincode::HEADER	[u8; 24]	[1_u8; 24]
$version	1 byte custom version	Bincode::VERSION	u8	5_u8

Example

use serde::{Serialize,Deserialize};
use disk::*;

const HEADER: [u8; 24] = [1_u8; 24];
const VERSION: u8 = 5;

bincode!(State, Dir::Data, "MyProject", "some/dirs", "state", HEADER, VERSION);
#[derive(Serialize,Deserialize)]
struct State {
    string: String,
    number: u32,
}

This example would be located at ~/.local/share/myproject/some/dirs/state.bin.