function_wrapper/lib.rs
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//! Rust attribute macro library that makes it easy to wrap functions in code that runs before and / or after a function executes.
//!
//! Repository: <https://github.com/ChandlerJayCalkins/function-wrapper>
//!
//! This function
//!
//! ```rust
//! #[wrap]
//! fn hello() -> bool
//! {
//! println!("Hello there!");
//! println!("This is some code.");
//! true
//! }
//! ```
//!
//! which is being wrapped by this attribute
//!
//! ```rust
//! use function_wrapper::WrappedFn;
//! extern crate proc_macro;
//! extern crate proc_macro2;
//! use syn::parse_macro_input;
//! use quote::quote;
//!
//! // Adds print statements before and after a function executes.
//! #[proc_macro_attribute]
//! pub fn wrap(_: proc_macro::TokenStream, item: proc_macro::TokenStream) -> proc_macro::TokenStream
//! {
//! // Parse input as a WrappedFn object from the function-wrapper crate.
//! let mut function = parse_macro_input!(item as WrappedFn);
//! // Put a print statement in the code that gets run before the function.
//! function.set_pre_code(quote!{ println!("Hi at the start :)"); });
//! // Put a print statement in the code that gets run after the function.
//! function.set_post_code(quote!{ println!("Hi at the end :)"); });
//! // Convert the function into a TokenStream and return it.
//! proc_macro2::TokenStream::from(function).into()
//! }
//! ```
//!
//! will turn into this after being compiled.
//!
//! ```rust
//! fn hello() -> bool
//! {
//! println!("Hi at the start :)");
//! let mut wrapper = ||
//! {
//! println!("Hello there!");
//! println!("This is some code.");
//! true
//! };
//! let result = wrapper();
//! println!("Hi at the end :)");
//! result
//! }
//! ```
//!
//! If only pre-code is added, a wrapper closure and extra return expression won't be added since they are unecessary in this case.
//! If only post-code is added, the wrapper closure and return expression will still be added out of necessity.
//!
use proc_macro2::{TokenStream, Span};
use syn::{ItemFn, Block, Ident, /* Type, ReturnType */};
use syn::parse::{Parse, ParseStream};
use syn;
use quote::{quote, ToTokens};
use core::iter::Extend;
/// String table of error messages
const ERROR_STRS: [&str; 1] =
[
// Error message for when no tokens are given to parse in the `syn::parse()` method.
"expected function"
];
// /// Contains the type variants that wrapped function can return.
// #[derive(Clone)]
// pub enum WrappedFnOutput
// {
// /// No return type was given. Usually represented as `()`.
// Default,
// /// All other explicitly written types. Contains a `syn::Type` as the internal value.
// Type(Type)
// }
/// Function that can have code inserted before and after the rest of the function executes.
/// Can be constructed with `syn::parse()` and other variations of parsing from the `syn` crate.
///
/// Example:
///
/// ```rust
/// let mut function = parse_macro_input!(token_stream as WrappedFn);
/// ```
///
/// Code that runs before the function can be set using the `set_pre_code()` method.
///
/// Example:
///
/// ```rust
/// function.set_pre_code(quote!{ println!("Hi at the start :)"); });
/// ```
///
/// Code that runs after the function can be set using the `set_post_code()` method.
///
/// Example:
///
/// ```rust
/// function.set_post_code(quote!{ println!("Hi at the end :)"); });
/// ```
#[derive(Clone, Debug)]
pub struct WrappedFn
{
/// `syn::ItemFn` that contains all of the data of the original function, including the code inside, the function signature, any attributes, etc.
pub function: ItemFn,
/// Contains code that gets run before the rest of the function.
pub pre_code: Option<TokenStream>,
/// Contains code that gets run after the rest of the function.
pub post_code: Option<TokenStream>,
// /// The arguments to the function.
// pub args: Vec<FnArgData>,
// /// Return type.
// pub output: WrappedFnOutput,
/// Identifier token for the closure that wraps all of the original code from the wrapped function. `wrapper` by default.
pub wrapper_ident: Ident,
/// Identifier token for the variable that holds the return value of the wrapped function. `result` by default.
pub result_ident: Ident
}
impl WrappedFn
{
/// Sets the code that gets run before the rest of the function executes.
pub fn set_pre_code(&mut self, pre_code: TokenStream)
{
self.pre_code = Some(pre_code);
}
/// Sets the code that gets run after the rest of the function executes.
pub fn set_post_code(&mut self, post_code: TokenStream)
{
self.post_code = Some(post_code);
}
/// Removes any code that was going to be added before the rest of the function.
pub fn remove_pre_code(&mut self)
{
self.pre_code = None;
}
/// Removes any code that was going to be added after the rest of the function.
pub fn remove_post_code(&mut self)
{
self.post_code = None;
}
/// Changes the identifier for the closure that wraps the code of the original function (`wrapper` by default).
pub fn set_wrapper_ident(&mut self, ident: &str)
{
self.wrapper_ident = Ident::new(ident, Span::call_site());
}
/// Changes the identifier for the variable that holds the value that the function returns (`result` by default).
pub fn set_result_ident(&mut self, ident: &str)
{
self.result_ident = Ident::new(ident, Span::call_site());
}
/// Inserts the unwrapped original code from a function into a function block.
///
/// Inputs:
///
/// `function_block`: The block of code that goes inside the function where the original code is re-added.
///
/// `og_code`: The original code from the function.
fn add_unwrapped_code(function_block: &mut TokenStream, og_code: &Block)
{
// Convert the function's old code block into a TokenStream and add it after the pre code
function_block.extend(quote!{ #og_code });
}
/// Wraps the original code of a function in a closure and inserts code after it inside a function block.
///
/// Inputs:
///
/// `og_code`: The original code of the function that comes before the post code.
///
/// `wrapper_ident`: Identifier token for the closure that wraps all of the original code from the wrapped function.
///
/// `result_ident`: Identifier token for the variable that holds the return value of the wrapped function.
///
/// `function_block`: The block of code that goes inside the function where the wrapper code and post code is added.
///
/// `post_code`: The code to be inserted that runs at the end of the function.
fn add_wrapped_post_code(og_code: &Block, wrapper_ident: &Ident, result_ident: &Ident, function_block: &mut TokenStream, post_code: &TokenStream)
{
// Wrap the code in a closure, get the result of running that closure, and turn all of it into a TokenStream
let wrapper_code = quote!
{
let mut #wrapper_ident = || #og_code ;
let #result_ident = #wrapper_ident ();
};
// Get a TokenStream of the return line
let return_line = quote!{ #result_ident };
// Add the wrapped code that came with the function
function_block.extend(wrapper_code);
// Add the code that runs after the rest of the function
function_block.extend(post_code.clone());
// Add the line that returns the return value
function_block.extend(return_line);
}
/// Gets a `syn::ItemFn` of a function that just had code inserted into it.
///
/// Inputs:
///
/// `function`: The original function that is being wrapped.
///
/// `function_block`: The new block of code that is replacing the old one inside the function that is being wrapped.
///
/// Outputs: A `syn::ItemFn` of the newly wrapped function.
fn get_wrapped_function(function: &ItemFn, function_block: &TokenStream) -> ItemFn
{
// Wrap all of this code inside curly braces
let function_block = quote!{ { #function_block } };
// Creates a clone of the function
let mut new_function = function.clone();
// Put the new code block inside the new function
new_function.block = syn::parse(function_block.into()).unwrap();
// Return the function with the new code
new_function
}
}
/// Main way to construct a `WrappedFn`.
/// Can be constructed using `syn::parse_macro_input` like this:
///
/// ```rust
/// let mut function = parse_macro_input!(token_stream as WrappedFn);
/// ```
impl Parse for WrappedFn
{
/// Constructs a WrappedFn from a `syn::ParseStream`.
fn parse(input: ParseStream) -> syn::Result<Self>
{
// If no tokens were given to parse, throw an error
if input.is_empty()
{
return Err(syn::Error::new(input.span(), ERROR_STRS[0]))
}
// Attempt to parse the input tokens as a function
let function: ItemFn = input.parse()?;
// Get the return type
// let output = match function.sig.output.clone()
// {
// // If a return type was explicitly given, extract it
// ReturnType::Type(_, o) => WrappedFnOutput::Type(*o),
// // If no return type was given, use the default return type variant (usually represented as ())
// ReturnType::Default => WrappedFnOutput::Default
// };
// Construct a WrappedFn to return
let wrapped_function = Self
{
function: function,
pre_code: None,
post_code: None,
// output: output,
wrapper_ident: Ident::new("wrapper", Span::call_site()),
result_ident: Ident::new("result", Span::call_site())
};
Ok(wrapped_function)
}
}
/// Allows `WrappedFn`s to be converted to `syn::ItemFn`s for easier use in procedural macros.
impl From<&WrappedFn> for ItemFn
{
/// Converts a `WrappedFn` into a `syn::ItemFn`.
fn from(function: &WrappedFn) -> Self
{
// Determine whether the function has code that gets run before / after the rest of the function or not
match (&function.pre_code, &function.post_code)
{
// If the function has some code to get run both before and after the function
(Some(pre_code), Some(post_code)) =>
{
// Create a new block of code that will replace the old one in the function and start it with the pre code
let mut function_block = pre_code.clone();
// Wrap and add the original function code and add the post code to the new function block
WrappedFn::add_wrapped_post_code(&function.function.block, &function.wrapper_ident, &function.result_ident, &mut function_block, post_code);
// Replaces the function's code block with the new one and returns the function
WrappedFn::get_wrapped_function(&function.function, &function_block)
},
// If the function has some code to get run before the function but not after
(Some(pre_code), None) =>
{
// Create a new block of code that will replace the old one in the function and start it with the pre code
let mut function_block = pre_code.clone();
// Add the function's original code after the pre code
WrappedFn::add_unwrapped_code(&mut function_block, &function.function.block);
// Replaces the function's code block with the new one and returns the function
WrappedFn::get_wrapped_function(&function.function, &function_block)
},
// If the function has some code to get run after the function but not before
(None, Some(post_code)) =>
{
// Create a new block of code that will replace the old one in the function
let mut function_block = TokenStream::new();
// Wrap and add the original function code and add the post code to the new function block
WrappedFn::add_wrapped_post_code(&function.function.block, &function.wrapper_ident, &function.result_ident, &mut function_block, post_code);
// Replaces the function's code block with the new one and returns the function
WrappedFn::get_wrapped_function(&function.function, &function_block)
},
// If the function has no code to insert anywhere
(None, None) =>
{
// Just return the function the way it is
function.function.clone()
}
}
}
}
/// Allows `WrappedFn`s to be converted to `syn::ItemFn`s for easier use in procedural macros.
impl From<WrappedFn> for ItemFn
{
/// Converts a `WrappedFn` into a `syn::ItemFn`.
fn from(function: WrappedFn) -> Self
{
// Use the `From<&WrappedFn> for ItemFn` implementation
Self::from(&function)
}
}
/// Allows `WrappedFn`s to be converted into `proc_macro2::TokenStream`s for easier use in procedural attribute macros.
impl From<&WrappedFn> for TokenStream
{
/// Converts a `WrappedFn` into a `proc_macro2::TokenStream`.
fn from(function: &WrappedFn) -> Self
{
// Convert the function to a `syn::ItemFn` and then convert that into a `TokenStream`
let function = ItemFn::from(function);
quote!{ #function }
}
}
/// Allows `WrappedFn`s to be converted into `proc_macro2::TokenStream`s for easier use in procedural attribute macros.
impl From<WrappedFn> for TokenStream
{
/// Converts a `WrappedFn` into a `proc_macro2::TokenStream`.
fn from(function: WrappedFn) -> Self
{
// Convert the function to a `syn::ItemFn` and then convert that into a TokenStream
let function = ItemFn::from(function);
quote!{ #function }
}
}
/// Allows `WrappedFn`s to be easily appended to and converted to `proc_macro2::TokenStream`s.
impl ToTokens for WrappedFn
{
/// Adds a `WrappedFn` to the end of a `proc_macro2::TokenStream`.
fn to_tokens(&self, tokens: &mut TokenStream)
{
// Convert the function into a TokenStream
let function: TokenStream = self.into();
// Add the function to the end of the TokenStream
tokens.extend(function);
}
}
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests
{
use super::*;
#[test]
fn it_works()
{
assert(true);
}
}