Baker

Baker provides a procedural macro for creating a final (baked) struct from an intermediate struct.

Lets say you have a struct that gets parsed from your args or a config file and you need to process this data into similar struct before using it.

```rust struct Cli { pub urls: Vec, pub addslashto_end: bool }

struct CliBaked { pub urls: Vec, }

impl Cli { pub fn bake(self) -> CliBaked { CliBaked { urls: self.urls.intoiter().map(|u| if self.addslashtoend && !u.ends_with('/') { u + "/" } else { u }).collect::>() } } } ```

The same thing can be achieved using Baker.

```rust use baker::Bake;

[derive(Bake)]

[baked(name = "CliBaked")]

struct Cli { #[baked(mapfn(bake = "|cli| cli.urls.iter().map(|u| if cli.addslashtoend && !u.endswith('/') { u.tostring() + \"/\" } else { u.tostring() }).collect::>()"))] pub urls: Vec, #[baked(ignore)] pub addslashtoend: bool, } ```