Minimum refl-cpp version required: v0.3.1

Just annotate the desired struct/class/member with the REFL() macro and do #include REFL_METADATA_FILE at the end of the file (will be appended automatically if omitted). If the target filename is User.hpp then append #include "User.reflmd" at the bottom. Reflmd files are C++ source files and do not require to be treated specially by the compiler. They contain the required REFL_TYPE/FUNC/FIELD macros, that would otherwise need to be manually written out.

Then run the following command to generate appropriate .reflmd files for discovered header files used by the input .cpp file. ./refl-ht -input=<filename> -verbose=<y|n>

g++ -std=c++17 -O2 -Wall -I/usr/lib/llvm-7/include rht-main.cpp -lclang -o refl-ht

(Use appropriate path for your version of llvm libs. On Ubuntu, you might need to install libclang.)

Prebuilt binaries - coming coon

struct UserModel
{
    REFL(property(read)) uint64_t id;
    REFL(property(/* default: read_write */) std::string first_name;
    REFL(property()) std::string last_name;
    REFL(property()) std::string email;
    REFL(property()) ns::datetime date_of_birth;

    REFL() std::shared_ptr<UserRepository> get_repo() const;
};

• v0.4.0 - refl-ht now no-longer depends on std::filesystem and does not require special linker flags.
• v0.3.1 - Fixed a bug where input files would get improperly formatted.