Macro swc_core::quote

macro_rules! quote {
    ($($tt:tt)*) => { ... };
}

Available on crate feature quote only.

Supported output types

• Expr

• Pat

• Stmt

• ModuleItem

• Option where T is supported type

• Box where T is supported type

For example, Box<Expr> and Option<Box<Expr>> are supported.

Variable substitution

If an identifier starts with $, it is substituted with the value of the parameter passed.

e.g.

use swc_common::DUMMY_SP;
use swc_ecma_ast::Ident;
use swc_ecma_quote::quote;

// This will return ast for `const ref = 4;`
let _stmt = quote!("const $name = 4;" as Stmt, name = Ident::new("ref".into(), DUMMY_SP));

// Tip: Use private_ident!("ref") for real identifiers.

Typed variables

As this macro generates static AST, it can’t substitute variables if an ideitifier is not allowed in such position. In other words, this macro only supports substituting

• Ident
• Expr
• Pat

You can use it like

use swc_common::DUMMY_SP;
use swc_ecma_ast::Ident;
use swc_ecma_quote::quote;

// This will return ast for `const ref = 4;`
let _stmt = quote!(
                "const $name = $val;" as Stmt,
                name = Ident::new("ref".into(), DUMMY_SP),
                val: Expr = 4.into(),
            );

Examples

Quote a variable declaration

use swc_common::DUMMY_SP;
use swc_ecma_ast::Ident;
use swc_ecma_quote::quote;

// This will return ast for `const ref = 4;`
let _stmt = quote!("const $name = 4;" as Stmt, name =
Ident::new("ref".into(), DUMMY_SP));

// Tip: Use private_ident!("ref") for real identifiers.