axconfig-gen

axconfig-gen

A TOML-based configuration generation tool for ArceOS.

Executable Usage

Usage: axconfig-gen [OPTIONS] <SPEC>...

Arguments:
  <SPEC>...  Paths to the config specification files

Options:
  -c, --oldconfig <OLDCONFIG>  Path to the old config file
  -o, --output <OUTPUT>        Path to the output config file
  -f, --fmt <FMT>              The output format [default: toml] [possible values: toml, rust]
  -r, --read <RD_CONFIG>       Getting a config item with format `table.key`
  -w, --write <WR_CONFIG>      Setting a config item with format `table.key=value`
  -v, --verbose                Verbose mode
  -h, --help                   Print help
  -V, --version                Print version

For example, to generate a config file .axconfig.toml from the config specifications distributed in a.toml and b.toml, you can run:

$ axconfig-gen a.toml b.toml -o .axconfig.toml -f toml

See defconfig.toml for an example of a config specification file.

Value types are necessary for generating Rust constant definitions. Types can be specified by the comment following the config item. Currently supported types are bool, int, uint, str, (type1, type2, ...) for tuples, and [type] for arrays. If no type is specified, it will try to infer the type from the value.

Library Usage

use axconfig_gen::{Config, OutputFormat};

let config_toml = r#"
are-you-ok = true
one-two-three = 123

[hello]
"one-two-three" = "456"     # int
array = [1, 2, 3]           # [uint]
tuple = [1, "abc", 3]
"#;

let config = Config::from_toml(config_toml).unwrap();
let rust_code = config.dump(OutputFormat::Rust).unwrap();

assert_eq!(rust_code,
r#"pub const ARE_YOU_OK: bool = true;
pub const ONE_TWO_THREE: usize = 123;

pub mod hello {
    pub const ARRAY: &[usize] = &[1, 2, 3];
    pub const ONE_TWO_THREE: isize = 456;
    pub const TUPLE: (usize, &str, usize) = (1, "abc", 3);
}
"#);

Related libraries

There is also a procedural macro library axconfig-gen-macros that can be used to include TOML files in your project and convert them to Rust code at compile time.