nim-dagger/codex/utils/options.nim
Arnaud f25c555d59
Chore/update nim version (#1052)
* Move to version 2.0.6

* Update nim-confutils submodule to latest version

* Update dependencies

* Update Nim version to 2.0.12

* Add gcsafe pragma

* Add missing import

* Update specific conf for Nim 2.x

* Fix method signatures

* Revert erasure coding attempt to fix bug

* More gcsafe pragma

* Duplicate code from libp2p because it is not exported anymore

* Fix camelcase function names

* Use alreadySeen because need is not a bool anymore

* newLPStreamReadError does not exist anymore so use another error

* Replace ValidIpAddress by IpAddress

* Add gcsafe pragma

* Restore maintenance parameter deleted by mistake when removing esasure coding fix attempt code

* Update method signatures

* Copy LPStreamReadError code from libp2p which was removed

* Fix camel case

* Fix enums in tests

* Fix camel case

* Extract node components to a variable to make Nim 2 happy

* Update the tests using ValidIpAddress to IpAddress

* Fix cast for value which is already an option

* Set nim version to 2.0.x for CI

* Set nim version to 2.0.x for CI

* Move to miniupnp version 2.2.4 to avoid symlink error

* Set core.symlinks to false for Windows for miniupnp >= 2.2.5 support

* Update to Nim 2.0.14

* Update CI nim versions to 2.0.14

* Try with GCC 14

* Replace apt-fast by apt-get

* Update ubuntu runner to latest

* Use Ubuntu 20.04 for coverage

* Disable CI cache for coverage

* Add coverage property description

* Remove commented test

* Check the node value of seen instead of using alreadySeen

* Fix the merge. The taskpool work was reverted.

* Update nim-ethers submodule

* Remove deprecated ValidIpAddress. Fix missing case and imports.

* Fix a weird issue where nim-confutils cannot find NatAny

* Fix tests and remove useless static keyword
2025-01-10 14:12:37 +00:00

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Nim

import std/macros
import pkg/questionable
import pkg/questionable/operators
export questionable
proc `as`*[T](value: T, U: type): ?U =
## Casts a value to another type, returns an Option.
## When the cast succeeds, the option will contain the casted value.
## When the cast fails, the option will have no value.
# In Nim 2.0.x, check 42.some as int == none(int)
# Maybe because some 42.some looks like Option[Option[int]]
# So we check first that the value is an option of the expected type.
# In that case, we do not need to do anything, just return the value as it is.
when value is Option[U]:
return value
when value is U:
return some value
elif value is ref object:
if value of U:
return some U(value)
Option.liftBinary `as`
# Template that wraps type with `Option[]` only if it is already not `Option` type
template WrapOption*(input: untyped): type =
when input is Option:
input
else:
Option[input]
macro createType(t: typedesc): untyped =
var objectType = getType(t)
# Work around for https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues/23112
while objectType.kind == nnkBracketExpr and objectType[0].eqIdent"typeDesc":
objectType = getType(objectType[1])
expectKind(objectType, NimNodeKind.nnkObjectTy)
var fields = nnkRecList.newTree()
# Generates the list of fields that are wrapped in `Option[T]`.
# Technically wrapped with `WrapOption` which is template used to prevent
# re-wrapping already filed which is `Option[T]`.
for field in objectType[2]:
let fieldType = getTypeInst(field)
let newFieldNode =
nnkIdentDefs.newTree(ident($field), nnkCall.newTree(ident("WrapOption"), fieldType), newEmptyNode())
fields.add(newFieldNode)
# Creates new object type T with the fields lists from steps above.
let tSym = genSym(nskType, "T")
nnkStmtList.newTree(
nnkTypeSection.newTree(
nnkTypeDef.newTree(tSym, newEmptyNode(), nnkObjectTy.newTree(newEmptyNode(), newEmptyNode(), fields))
),
tSym
)
template Optionalize*(t: typed): untyped =
## Takes object type and wraps all the first level fields into
## Option type unless it is already Option type.
createType(t)