Derive Macro Convert

#[derive(Convert)]
{
    // Attributes available to this derive:
    #[convert]
    #[generate]
}

Automatically implements [std::convert::From] and [std::convert::Into] on structs.

Who uses it:

• When you are using the architectural
• Those who find the implementation of from and into cumbersome.

Struct Attribute #[convert]:

• into: impl From<#self> for #into_struct { /* auto gen */}
• from: impl From<#from_struct> for #self { /* auto gen */}
• from_into: impl from and into

Struct Attribute #[generate]:

• example #[generate(B(is_negative = value.sample.is_negative()))] generate is used to generate the field value of the target struct

Field Attribute:

• filter of target: (option, default apply all)
  • example #[convert(from(A,B),ignore,..)], this field ignored in A and B
  • apply priority: from and into > from_into > all
• ignore: ignore this field
• rename: rename this field
• group of map: map this field (Choose one of these)

  default: #field_name.into()

  • map: replace expr
  • map_field: Process and pass field data
  • map_struct: Create data from struct references

Examples

Normal

use more_convert::Convert;
#[derive(Convert)]
#[convert(into(B))]
pub struct A {
    pub normal: u8,
    // auto into of inner
    pub opt: Option<u8>,
    // auto into of inner
    pub vec: Vec<u8>,
}

pub struct B {
    normal: u16,
    opt: Option<u16>,
    vec: Vec<u16>,
}

let a = A {
    normal: 0u8,
    opt: Some(1u8),
    vec: vec![2u8, 3u8],
};

let b: B = a.into();

assert_eq!(b.normal, 0u16);
assert_eq!(b.opt, Some(1u16));
assert_eq!(b.vec, vec![2u16, 3u16]);

Reanem

use more_convert::Convert;
#[derive(Convert)]
#[convert(into(B))]
pub struct A {
    #[convert(rename = "sample")]
    hey: String,
}

pub struct B {
    sample: String,
}

let a = A {
    hey: "hello".to_string(),
};

let b: B = a.into();

assert_eq!(b.sample, "hello");

Map

use more_convert::Convert;
#[derive(Convert)]
#[convert(into(B))]
pub struct A {
    // value's type is `A`
    // The reason for the `value` is because of the From trait's args
    #[convert(map = value.map.to_string())]
    map: u8,
    #[convert(map_field = map_field)]
    map_field: u8,
    #[convert(map_struct = map_struct)]
    map_struct: u8,
}

fn map_field(map_field: u8) -> String {
    map_field.to_string()
}

fn map_struct(a: &A) -> String {
    a.map_struct.to_string()
}

pub struct B {
    map: String,
    map_field: String,
    map_struct: String,
}

let a = A {
    map: 1,
    map_field: 2,
    map_struct: 3,
};

let b: B = a.into();

assert_eq!(b.map, "1");
assert_eq!(b.map_field, "2");
assert_eq!(b.map_struct, "3");

from_into and filter

use more_convert::Convert;

#[derive(Convert)]
#[convert(from_into(B))]
pub struct A {
    pub sample: u8,

    #[convert(from(B), map = Default::default())]
    #[convert(into(B), ignore)]
    pub hey: u16,
}

pub struct B {
    sample: u8,
}

let b = B { sample: 1 };
let a: A = b.into();
assert_eq!(a.sample, 1u8);
assert_eq!(a.hey, 0u16);

#[genearate]

use more_convert::Convert;

#[derive(Convert)]
#[convert(into(B))]
#[generate(B(is_negative = value.sample.is_negative()))]
pub struct A {
    pub sample: i8,
}

pub struct B {
    pub sample: i8,
    pub is_negative: bool,
}

let a = A { sample: -1 };
let b: B = a.into();

assert_eq!(b.sample, -1);
assert!(b.is_negative);