Like Display or Debug but for type names.

This crate provides Named, a trait that provides a core::fmt::Displayable way to get a types Name. It is similar to core::any::type_name without paths, but should provide a more sensical name for something like std::io::Error, which would show up as Error with something like pretty-type-name, whereas this crate provides the name IoError.

The names for std are given based on the Duck Test, e.g. core::slice::Iter stays Iter conflicting with something like core::option::Iter because they behave like generic iterators, whereas std::io::Error does not behave like a generic Error but rather is a specific Error type for io operations.

Additionally a Named derive macro is provided for deriving the Named trait. This macro can be configured by attributing a derived type with #[named(...)]. The following options can be passed to the attribute:

• rename = "..." to change the types name.
• format = "..." to use a custom format string that accepts all non-ignored generic parameters. Overrides any rename = "..." parameters to format the types name.
• ignore_all to ignore all generic parameters.
• ignore = ... to ignore a generic parameter.
• passthrough = ... to use the Named implementation of a generic parameter. Takes priority over other options.

To configure multiple options repeat the #[named(...)] attribute.