Generate GPUI procedural macros for actions, components, and tests.
npx skills add https://github.com/onehr/gpui-skills --skill gpui-macros
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: gpui-macros Source: https://github.com/onehr/gpui-skills/tree/main/skills/gpui-macros Command: npx skills add https://github.com/onehr/gpui-skills --skill gpui-macros
This Skill simplifies the creation of GPUI applications by providing powerful procedural macros for defining actions, creating reusable UI components, and writing tests, reducing boilerplate code and improving developer productivity.
actions!() and complex, data-carrying actions with #[derive(Action)].#[derive(IntoElement)] and #[derive(Render)].#[gpui::test] for a streamlined testing experience with TestAppContext.#[derive(Action)] to define user interactions and #[derive(IntoElement)] to create custom UI elements for those interactions.Use the gpui-macros skill to define a new action named 'SaveFile' for the 'editor' namespace.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To reduce boilerplate when defining actions in GPUI, use the `actions!()` macro for simple unit actions and `#[derive(Action)]` for complex, parameterized actions to streamline code generation.
The best way to create reusable UI components in GPUI is by applying the `#[derive(IntoElement)]` and `#[derive(Render)]` procedural macros to easily define renderable elements with minimal boilerplate.
You can write tests for GPUI components by applying the `#[gpui::test]` attribute, which provides a streamlined testing experience using `TestAppContext` to validate your application workflows.
Yes, you can define parameterized, data-carrying actions in GPUI by using the `#[derive(Action)]` procedural macro, which simplifies the creation of complex user interactions within Rust applications.
Yes, GPUI provides the `#[gpui::test]` macro to simplify testing workflows, allowing developers to easily set up a `TestAppContext` and reduce boilerplate typically associated with writing application tests.
You should use procedural macros in GPUI development when defining actions, creating reusable UI components, or writing tests, effectively reducing boilerplate code and improving developer productivity.
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