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feat(macro): add group macro #267
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Adds the poise::group macro, which lets you group commands in a struct. Use `MyStruct::commands()` to get a vec of the commands.
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Looks okay, just a few nitpicks that would improve readability before I dive too deep into it.
Removes a redundant use std::vec;
Moves the body of group into a separate function and removes match in favour of ?
More direct comparison, without iter, map and format!.
Used a match over iterator items. Will now correctly handle paths with more than 2 segments.
Instead of quote!(), use proc_macro2::TokenStream::new()
Gives better name to command. Adds necessary use's.
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LGTM, just a couple minor fixes and I'll merge
Removes hardcoded guild id and registers commands globally. I had copied some test code and left that in.
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let group_args = <command::GroupArgs as darling::FromMeta>::from_list(&args)?; | ||
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// let item_impl = syn::parse_macro_input!(input_item as syn::ItemImpl); |
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// let item_impl = syn::parse_macro_input!(input_item as syn::ItemImpl); |
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if ctx_type_with_static.is_none() { | ||
let context_type = match function.sig.inputs.first() { | ||
Some(syn::FnArg::Typed(syn::PatType { ty, .. })) => Some(&**ty), |
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Why return Some
here just to unwrap it, there isn't a branch that returns None?
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Handle ctx_type_with_static
being none here?
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Can your add a test for multiple commands, and a test for no commands in a group?
Adds the poise::group macro, which lets you group commands in a struct.
Use
MyStruct::commands()
to get a vec of the commands.See the doc of poise::group for more details.
Needs more documentation and examples.