Macro sanitise::sanitise

sanitise!() { /* proc-macro */ }

Cleans up and validates data.

The first argument must be either a string literal or a macro call that expands to a string literal. The second argument must be an expression that resolves to a tuple of borrowed slices of options containing the values of the input file. The slices must all be the same length. This is more clearly explained by the examples.

Examples

let time = vec![Some(0), Some(15), Some(127)];
let pulse = vec![Some(67), Some(45), Some(132)];
let movement = vec![Some(0), Some(1), Some(1)];
let ((time_millis, pulse, movement),) = sanitise!(
    r#"
        processes:
          - name: validate
            columns:
              - title: time
                column-type: integer
              - title: pulse
                column-type: integer
                max: 100
                min: 40
                on-invalid: average
                valid-streak: 3
              - title: movement
                column-type: integer
                valid-values: [0, 1]
                output-type: boolean
                output: "value == 1"
    "#,
    (&time, &pulse, &movement),
).unwrap();

println!("time_millis,pulse,movement");
for ((time_millis, pulse), movement) in zip(zip(time_millis, pulse), movement) {
    println!("{time_millis},{pulse},{movement}")
}