Macro to automatically generate duck type interfaces with wasm_bindgen
For most cases, Serde should be used to serialize and deserialize objects passed between JavaScript and Rust. Additionally, if the JavaScript object is an instance of a class, this crate is not necessary, as the implementation of the class can be used.
However, some types, such as a websys::Element or jssys::Function, cannot be serialized as text, so this approach will not work. In these cases, this macro can be used to provide a typed interface for interaction, when the JavaScript object is untyped.
This crate generates a Duck Typed interface based on the given struct definition, as well as a new
constructor and Default
trait implementation.
The [wasm_bindgen_duck_type]
attribute macro can be applied to structs to generate the duck type interface for the struct.
JavaScript: ```javascript function MyFun() { return { number: 20, fun: () => { console.log("Hello, World!") } }; }
function GetNumber(input) { return input.number } ```
Rust: ```rust use wasmbindgenducktype::wasmbindgenducktype; use wasm_bindgen::prelude::*;
extern "C" { fn MyFun() -> MyType; fn GetNumber(input: MyType) -> i32; }
struct MyType { number: i32, fun: js_sys::Function, }
fn main() { let result = MyFun();
result.fun().call0(&JsValue::NULL);
result.set_number(10);
let input = MyType::default(); // All fields are null / default
let input = MyType::new(
42,
JsValue::NULL.into() // Pass a function
);
let num = GetNumber(input); // 42
} ```