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#1888 in Procedural macros
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Used in 3 crates
(via cercis)
21KB
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Macro for cercis package
cargo add cercis
Used only with the cercis package
Using examples
For more examples, see cercis
Formatting
Format the data into a string as in format!()
macro
all data is transferred to the template by reference
use cercis::prelude::*;
fn main() {
let name = "Boris";
let page = rsx!(h1 { "Hello {name}!" });
// output: <h1>Hello Boris!</h1>
println!("{}", page.render())
}
Attributes
Attributes are written before the tag content as tag: value
use cercis::prelude::*;
fn main() {
let text_id = "paragraph";
let text = "Lorem ipsum";
let page = rsx!(div {
class: "container",
h1 { "Hello World!" }
p {
id: "{text_id}",
"{text}"
}
});
// output: <div class='container'><h1>Hello World!</h1><p id='paragraph'>Lorem ipsum</p></div>
println!("{}", page.render())
}
If branching
Using the usual Rust if syntax, you can create branches
use cercis::prelude::*;
fn main() {
let num = 8;
let page = rsx!(div {
if num == 9 {
span { "Num is 9" }
}
if num == 8 {
span { "Num is 8" }
}
});
// output: <div><span>Num is 8</span></div>
println!("{}", page.render())
}
Loops
Using the usual Rust for in
you can create loops
use cercis::prelude::*;
fn main() {
let names = vec!["Boris", "Polina", "Igor"];
let page = rsx!(ol {
for name in names {
li { "{name}" }
}
});
// output: <ol><li>Boris</li><li>Polina</li><li>Igor</li></ol>
println!("{}", page.render())
}
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