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Update docs for @DependencyClient about default values. (#164)
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* Update docs for @DependencyClient about default values.

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Co-authored-by: Stephen Celis <[email protected]>
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mbrandonw and stephencelis authored Dec 15, 2023
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31 changes: 31 additions & 0 deletions Sources/DependenciesMacros/Macros.swift
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/// instances of the client. Creating that initializer manually is quite laborious, and you have to
/// update it each time a new endpoint is added to the client.
///
/// ## Restrictions
///
/// Usage of the ``DependencyClient()`` macro does have a restriction to be aware of. If your
/// client has a closure that is non-throwing and non-void returning like below, then you
/// will get a compile-time error letting you know a default must be provided:
///
/// ```swift
/// @DependencyClient
/// struct APIClient {
/// // 🛑 Default value required for non-throwing closure 'isFavorite'
/// var isFavorite: () -> Bool
/// }
/// ```
///
/// The error also comes with a helpful fix-it to let you know what needs to be done:
///
/// ```swift
/// @DependencyClient
/// struct APIClient {
/// var isFavorite: () -> Bool = { <#Bool#> }
/// }
/// ```
///
/// The reason we require a default for these endpoints is so that you immediately get access to
/// a default client via `APIClient()`, which is handy to use in tests and SwiftUI previews. The
/// only way to do this, without crashing at runtime, is if you provide defaults for your endpoints.
///
/// To fix you must supply a closure that returns a default value. The default value can be anything
/// and does not need to signify a real value. For example, if the endpoint returns a boolean, you
/// can return `false`, or if it returns an array, you can return `[]`.`
///
/// [designing-dependencies]: https://swiftpackageindex.com/pointfreeco/swift-dependencies/main/documentation/dependencies/designingdependencies
/// [separating-interface-implementation]: https://swiftpackageindex.com/pointfreeco/swift-dependencies/main/documentation/dependencies/livepreviewtest#Separating-interface-and-implementation
@attached(member, names: named(init))
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var unimplementedDefault = functionType.unimplementedDefault
unimplementedDefault.append(placeholder: functionType.returnClause.type.trimmed.description)
context.diagnose(
clientName: declaration.as(StructDeclSyntax.self)?.name.text,
node: binding,
identifier: identifier,
unimplementedDefault: unimplementedDefault
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9 changes: 9 additions & 0 deletions Sources/DependenciesMacrosPlugin/Support.swift
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extension MacroExpansionContext {
func diagnose(
clientName: String? = nil,
node: PatternBindingSyntax,
identifier: TokenSyntax,
unimplementedDefault: ClosureExprSyntax
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message: MacroExpansionErrorMessage(
"""
Default value required for non-throwing closure '\(identifier)'
Defaults are required so that the macro can generate a default, "unimplemented" version \
of the dependency\(clientName.map { " via '\($0)()'"} ?? ""). The default value can be \
anything and does not need to signify a real value. For example, if the endpoint returns \
a boolean, you can return 'false', or if it returns an array, you can return '[]'.
See the documentation for @DependencyClient for more information: \
https://swiftpackageindex.com/pointfreeco/swift-dependencies/main/documentation/dependenciesmacros/dependencyclient()#Restrictions
"""
),
fixIt: FixIt(
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var endpoint: @Sendable () -> Int
┬────────────────────────────
╰─ 🛑 Default value required for non-throwing closure 'endpoint'
Defaults are required so that the macro can generate a default, "unimplemented" version of the dependency via 'Client()'. The default value can be anything and does not need to signify a real value. For example, if the endpoint returns a boolean, you can return 'false', or if it returns an array, you can return '[]'.
See the documentation for @DependencyClient for more information: https://swiftpackageindex.com/pointfreeco/swift-dependencies/main/documentation/dependenciesmacros/dependencyclient()#Restrictions
✏️ Insert '= { <#Int#> }'
}
"""
} fixes: {
}fixes: {
"""
@DependencyClient
struct Client: Sendable {
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var endpoint: () -> Bool
┬───────────────────
╰─ 🛑 Default value required for non-throwing closure 'endpoint'
Defaults are required so that the macro can generate a default, "unimplemented" version of the dependency. The default value can be anything and does not need to signify a real value. For example, if the endpoint returns a boolean, you can return 'false', or if it returns an array, you can return '[]'.
See the documentation for @DependencyClient for more information: https://swiftpackageindex.com/pointfreeco/swift-dependencies/main/documentation/dependenciesmacros/dependencyclient()#Restrictions
✏️ Insert '= { <#Bool#> }'
}
"""
} fixes: {
}fixes: {
"""
struct Client {
@DependencyEndpoint
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var endpoint: (Int, Bool, String) -> Bool
┬────────────────────────────────────
╰─ 🛑 Default value required for non-throwing closure 'endpoint'
Defaults are required so that the macro can generate a default, "unimplemented" version of the dependency. The default value can be anything and does not need to signify a real value. For example, if the endpoint returns a boolean, you can return 'false', or if it returns an array, you can return '[]'.
See the documentation for @DependencyClient for more information: https://swiftpackageindex.com/pointfreeco/swift-dependencies/main/documentation/dependenciesmacros/dependencyclient()#Restrictions
✏️ Insert '= { _, _, _ in <#Bool#> }'
}
"""
} fixes: {
}fixes: {
"""
struct Client {
@DependencyEndpoint
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