Add codegen backend for Ruby. #464
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This commit adds support for `uniffi-bindgen -l ruby` to generate a Ruby module from a UniFFI Rust component.
Seems like the builtin @mhammond I'm r+ on this over in #436, but could you please take a glance at the consolidated commit here for final merge? |
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| - A new **Ruby** codegen backend has been added. You can now call `uniffi-bindgen -l ruby` to | ||
| generate a Ruby module that wraps a UniFFI Rust component. Thanks to @saks for contributing | ||
| this backend! | ||
| - When running `cargo test` locally, you may need to install Ruby and the `ffi` gem |
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some time later we should try and improve this a little - It can be tiresome to filter through test failure output each time and go "yep, that just the lack of swift failing" etc - especially when running from different environments, each of which has a different set of test deps installed.
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Yeah, probably it makes more sense to log a message about skipping the test than the fail it; filed #466 for followup.
This is #436, with some adjustments for landing:
mainCurrently "draft" while I see if I can get
cargo testpassing cleanly on my local machine, and document and non-obvious steps involved in doing so.