Struct typify_gostruct::Source

pub struct Source<S>(_);

The source holds the go-lang struct(s) that you want to transform

Implementations

impl<I> Source<I> where
    I: Input + Copy, 

pub fn new(input: I) -> Self

Returns a new Source which can then be transfomed.

Arguments

• input - Anything that implements the Input trait. (by default this either a String or &str)

Examples

use typify_gostruct;
let input = r#"
type Region struct {
Country string `json:"country" binding:"required"`
State string
}"#;
let source = typify_gostruct::Source::new(input);

pub fn transform_to<T>(&self, target: T) -> Result<String, Vec<String>> where
    T: ToInterpreter, 

Returns the transformed go-lang struct.

Arguments

• target - Target represents the target interpreter that will be used for the transformation. This can be anything that implements the TargetIntepreter Trait. By default this can be a String or &str

• N/B: The targets that can be used as of now are, “flow” & “typescript” (more to come…).

Examples

use typify_gostruct;
let input = r#"
type Region struct {
Country string `json:"country" binding:"required"`
State string
}"#;
let source = typify_gostruct::Source::new(input);
let result = source.transform_to("flow").expect("The struct should be transformed without an issue");
assert!(result.contains("// @flow"))