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macroforge

v0.1.80

Published

TypeScript macro expansion engine powered by Rust, Oxc, and WebAssembly

Downloads

314

Readme

macroforge_ts

TypeScript macro expansion engine - write compile-time macros in Rust

Crates.io Documentation

Overview

This crate provides a TypeScript macro expansion engine that brings Rust-like derive macros to TypeScript. It supports multiple output targets via feature flags:

  • wasm: (Default) Universal WebAssembly module via wasm-bindgen for browser and edge environments.
  • node: Optional native Node.js bindings via NAPI-RS.

Overview

Macroforge processes TypeScript source files containing @derive decorators and expands them into concrete implementations. For example, a class decorated with @derive(Debug, Clone) will have toString() and clone() methods automatically generated.

Architecture

The crate is organized into several key components:

  • Unified API (api module): An output-agnostic trait-based interface (MacroforgeApi) that defines all macro operations.
  • Target Bindings:
    • bindings_napi: Node.js specific entry points using NAPI-RS.
    • bindings_wasm: Universal entry points using wasm-bindgen.
  • Position Mapping (api_types::SourceMappingResult): Bidirectional source mapping for IDE integration.
  • Macro Host (host module): Core expansion engine with registry and dispatcher.
  • Built-in Macros (builtin module): Standard derive macros (Debug, Clone, Serialize, etc.).

Usage

From Node.js

const { expandSync } = require('macroforge');
const result = expandSync(code, filepath, { keep_decorators: false });

From WASM

import init, { expand_sync } from './pkg/macroforge_ts.js';
await init();
const result = expand_sync(code, filepath, { keep_decorators: false });

Re-exports for Macro Authors

This crate re-exports several dependencies for convenience when writing custom macros:

  • ts_syn: TypeScript syntax types for AST manipulation
  • macros: Macro attributes and quote templates
  • swc_core, swc_common, swc_ecma_ast: SWC compatibility infrastructure

Installation

Add this to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]
macroforge_ts = "0.1.79"

Key Exports

Functions

  • __macroforge_ffi_free - Free a buffer allocated by an FFI function.
  • __macroforge_ffi_get_manifest - Returns the full MacroManifest as JSON via FFI.

API Reference

See the full API documentation on the Macroforge website.

License

MIT