darling_core/codegen/attr_extractor.rs
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use proc_macro2::TokenStream;
use quote::{quote, ToTokens};
use crate::util::PathList;
use super::ForwardAttrs;
/// Infrastructure for generating an attribute extractor.
pub trait ExtractAttribute {
/// A set of mutable declarations for all members of the implementing type.
fn local_declarations(&self) -> TokenStream;
/// Gets the list of attribute names that should be parsed by the extractor.
fn attr_names(&self) -> &PathList;
fn forward_attrs(&self) -> &ForwardAttrs<'_>;
/// Gets the name used by the generated impl to return to the `syn` item passed as input.
fn param_name(&self) -> TokenStream;
/// Get the tokens to access a borrowed list of attributes where extraction will take place.
///
/// By default, this will be `&#input.attrs` where `#input` is `self.param_name()`.
fn attrs_accessor(&self) -> TokenStream {
let input = self.param_name();
quote!(&#input.attrs)
}
/// Gets the core from-meta-item loop that should be used on matching attributes.
fn core_loop(&self) -> TokenStream;
/// Generates the main extraction loop.
fn extractor(&self) -> TokenStream {
let mut declarations = self.local_declarations();
self.forward_attrs()
.as_declaration()
.to_tokens(&mut declarations);
let will_parse_any = !self.attr_names().is_empty();
// Forwarding requires both that there be some items we would forward,
// and a place that will keep the forwarded items.
let will_fwd_any = self.forward_attrs().will_forward_any();
if !(will_parse_any || will_fwd_any) {
return quote! {
#declarations
};
}
let attrs_accessor = self.attrs_accessor();
// The block for parsing attributes whose names have been claimed by the target
// struct. If no attributes were claimed, this is a pass-through.
let parse_handled = if will_parse_any {
let attr_names = self.attr_names().to_strings();
let core_loop = self.core_loop();
quote!(
#(#attr_names)|* => {
match ::darling::util::parse_attribute_to_meta_list(__attr) {
::darling::export::Ok(__data) => {
match ::darling::export::NestedMeta::parse_meta_list(__data.tokens) {
::darling::export::Ok(ref __items) => {
if __items.is_empty() {
continue;
}
#core_loop
}
::darling::export::Err(__err) => {
__errors.push(__err.into());
}
}
}
// darling was asked to handle this attribute name, but the actual attribute
// isn't one that darling can work with. This either indicates a typing error
// or some misunderstanding of the meta attribute syntax; in either case, the
// caller should get a useful error.
::darling::export::Err(__err) => {
__errors.push(__err);
}
}
}
)
} else {
quote!()
};
let fwd_population = self.forward_attrs().as_value_populator();
// Specifies the behavior for unhandled attributes. They will either be silently ignored or
// forwarded to the inner struct for later analysis.
let forward_unhandled = self.forward_attrs().as_match_arms();
quote!(
#declarations
use ::darling::ToTokens;
for __attr in #attrs_accessor {
// Filter attributes based on name
match ::darling::export::ToString::to_string(&__attr.path().clone().into_token_stream()).as_str() {
#parse_handled
#forward_unhandled
}
}
#fwd_population
)
}
}