inline_tweak is based on this blogpost by tuxedo labs.
Tweak any literal directly from your code, changes to the source appear while running the program.
It works by parsing the file when a change occurs.
The library is minimal, only requiring the lazy_static dependency to hold modified values.
In release mode, the tweaking code is disabled and compiled away.
When targeting Web/wasm32 all macros will compile but run a no-op, so reloading is not supported for this platform at the moment.
use inline_tweak::*;
fn main() {
loop {
println!("{}", tweak!(3.14)); // Try changing the value while the application is running
}
}inline_tweak provides a watch!() macro that sleeps until the file is modified, akin to a breakpoint:
use inline_tweak::*;
fn main() {
loop {
println!("{}", tweak!("hello world"));
watch!(); // The thread will sleep here until anything in the file changes
}
}inline_tweak allows to tweak expressions by providing a value later.
For example:
tweak!(rng.gen_range(0.0, 1.0))can then be replaced by a constant value by modifying the file (even while the application is running) to
tweak!(5.0; rng.gen_range(0.0, 1.0)) // will always return 5.0See the "expression" example in action
Note that this works only for expressions that return a tweakable type. (number/boolean literals)
The release_tweak! macro acts exactly like tweak! except that it also works in release mode.
It is accessible behind the feature flag "release_tweak" which is not enabled by default.
Simply add this line to your Cargo.toml
inline_tweak = "1.0.10"