This repository was made to respond to a joking comment that python decorators are better than rust macros by implementing most of python's decorator functionality into a rust macro. Warning this is a buggy mess that will have issues with async functions and will provide annoying(but working) output for functions that use any visibility other than fully public or fully private aka pub or pub(self)(I know how to fix the visibility issue but I'm done dealing with this for now). Also adding the example I'm realizing I'm a dumbass because the decorator function should only take the input function as an arg and return an impl Fn with the same type sig but oh well.
PLEASE DON'T USE THIS IN PROD EVER.
input:
#[macro_utils::decorate(num_logger)]
fn num_doer(num:u64)->u64{
println!("Doing {}", num);
num*2
}
fn num_logger(input_fn:fn(u64)->u64,arg1:u64)->u64 {
println!("logging that we received input {}", arg1);
let ret_val = input_fn(arg1);
println!("finished running the function ret val = {}", ret_val);
ret_val
}output source code from macro:
fn num_doer(num:u64)->u64{
num_logger(__num_doer_xxxx, num)
}
//note in real code the x's are 4 pseudo random hex digits, these digits will stay the same between compilations
fn __num_doer_xxxx(num:u64)->u64{
println!("Doing {}", num);
num*2
}
fn num_logger(input_fn:fn(u64)->u64,arg1:u64)->u64 {
println!("logging that we received input {}", arg1);
let ret_val = input_fn(arg1);
println!("finished running the function ret val = {}", ret_val);
ret_val
}