A proc-macro to get Vec<u8> from struct and vise versa
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proc-macro-derive
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Macro for implementing std::fmt::Display on enum variants. Over 1M crates.io downloads!
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web scraping integration with reqwest
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[deprecated] A procedural macro to generate a new function implementation for your struct.
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Macro magician in your CLI.
shell bash rust zsh cli fish library framework command-line powershell completion repl macros crate proc-macro command-line-interface proc-macro-derive proc-macro-attribute
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Create presets, e.g. #[hash(Default)] for #[derive(PartialEq,Eq,Hash, Default)]
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Column-oriented database management system.
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A blazingly fast procedural macro written in Rust for easisly nesting types ergonomically!
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describing Rust types as a schema in terms of the Serde data model.
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Derive Vec<...> like behavior for a struct with an inner Vec<...>
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Rust library for using google sheets for a database
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[WIP] My solution to dtolnay/proc-macro-workshop.
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A short getting started on derive macros guide in Rust.
rust reflection tutorial guide proc-macro compile-time-reflection compile-time-meta-programming proc-macro-derive
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proc_macro_derive library for gostd.
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Procedural derive macro to generate boilerplate on unit variants enum types.
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Writing inclusive derive macros is tedious, this creates provides helper functions that make it easier.
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