A collection of Rust proc macros that allow the exporting and importing of TokenStream2s of items in foreign contexts and files

Proc macro attributes for Bastion runtime.

A proc macro for real async traits, using nightly-only existential types and generic associated types to work around the need for type erasure

Allows for dynamic compile-time embedding of existing tests and examples in your Rust doc comments and markdown files

A simple Rust macro to derive blanket implementations for your traits.

Attribute macro that generates negated versions of`is_something` functions

A proc macro attribute to generate dllmain

penum is a procedural macro that is used to make an enum follow a given pattern, which can include generics and trait bounds.

✨ A proc attribute macro that sets the ABI/calling convention for the attributed function

Internal fields in Rust.

✨ A proc attribute macro that allows for creating null function pointers in statics

An alternative to `#[cfg_attr(...)]` that is easier to use with doc comments.

A collection of helper attribute macros for trait patterns

Intended as a spiritual successor to derive_syn_parse, supports all of the original features plus some extra features. Fully compatible with syn 2.x, and implemented entirely in thoroughly tested proc macros

A procedural macro to generate a hash representation of a function as a string slice

A robust testing library for advanced test categorization and reporting.

Convert extern fn to libdl call procedural macro.

A Rust attribute for parameterizing generic functions

Proc-Macro Syntactic Sugar for Callbacks

Derive Vec<...> like behavior for a struct with an inner Vec<...>

✨ A proc attribute macro that generates a type alias with the given identifier for the attributed function

Convenient attribute macro for lazy function execution

✨ A proc attribute macro that adds a this argument to a function

To be : bridge Dart and Rust code with ease through proc macros

A procedural macro to make all items in a module public by default

Call function only once, cache the first result