Andrej Mihajlov
Andrej Mihajlov
This would be good to fix. the bindings are such a piece of work when I have to read them. Also it would be good to move the actual types...
Also, it would be good to move the boilerplate code to the bottom of generated bindings file leaving the actual types that developer exposed somewhere at the top, because it's...
Is this what you're looking for? https://mozilla.github.io/uniffi-rs/0.29/futures.html
What happens if you define a method that accepts async fn in rust. Does it translate to async fn in Swift bindings?
I see. Thanks. I'll look into breaking it down on two optional fields or something similar
In my opinion, this was quite elegant before: ```rs struct SomeType { #[tabled(rename = "Description", display("Self::display_description", self))] pub description: String, } impl SomeType { fn display_description(&self) -> String { //...
Is it possible to match `self` in macros so that it knows when `self` is passed and rewrite the method properly?
Oh the border thing! That’s what I was looking for to create a visual gap between entries! I didn’t know I could just modify the table and add the border....
Yeah. I have two crates: - mylib - mylib-types mylib depends on mylib-types. I'd like to reuse the same types from mylib-types in Swift app and inside mylib. So far...
Each crate is a library but since there are dependencies between them, building mylib with `cargo swift` also builds mylib-types and puts them under the same framework producing single dylib...