Attribute Macro derive 

#[derive]

Defines a derive macro entry point that auto-parses DeriveInput into typed inputs.

All parameters must be marked #[zyn(input)]; they are resolved from the annotated type’s DeriveInput via FromInput. The macro name defaults to the function name in PascalCase, or can be set explicitly.

Examples

// In your proc-macro crate (lib.rs):
#[zyn::derive]
fn my_derive(
    #[zyn(input)] ident: zyn::Extract<syn::Ident>,
    #[zyn(input)] fields: zyn::Fields,
) -> zyn::TokenStream {
    zyn::zyn! {
        impl MyTrait for {{ ident }} {
            fn field_count() -> usize { {{ fields.len() }} }
        }
    }
}

// Consumers annotate their types:
#[derive(MyDerive)]
struct Point { x: f64, y: f64 }
// output: impl MyTrait for Point { fn field_count() -> usize { 2 } }

With an explicit macro name:

#[zyn::derive("DebugExtra")]
fn my_fn(#[zyn(input)] ident: zyn::Extract<syn::Ident>) -> zyn::TokenStream { ... }
// Registers as #[derive(DebugExtra)]

Debugging

Add debug to inspect the generated code as a compiler note diagnostic. Requires the ZYN_DEBUG environment variable to match the derive name (supports * wildcards).

#[zyn::derive("MyDerive", debug)]
#[zyn::derive("MyDerive", debug = "pretty")]               // requires `pretty` feature
#[zyn::derive("MyDerive", attributes(skip), debug)]

Without ZYN_DEBUG, the debug argument is inert — safe to leave in source. See the debugging guide for details.