nested structs (bun)

Currently, I do not deal with nested-structs at all.

https://github.com/konsumer/raylib-pointers/blob/f365325/tools/gen_bun.js#L80
https://github.com/konsumer/raylib-pointers/blob/f365325/tools/gen_bun.js#L154

```javascript

// this will generate the bun FFI wrapper

import { writeFile } from 'fs/promises'
import api from './api.json'

const { defines, structs, aliases, enums, callbacks, unwrapped, wrapped, struct_utils } = api

// map the arg/return type to bun ffi syntax
const mapType = (t) => {
if (t === 'void' || !t) {
return 'void'
}
if (t === 'bool') {
return 'bool'
}
if (t === 'float') {
return 'f32'
}
if (t === 'unsigned char') {
return 'u8'
}
if (t.includes('*')) {
return 'ptr'
}
if (t === 'int') {
return 'i32'
}
if (t === 'unsigned int') {
return 'u32'
}
if (t.includes('[') || t.includes('*') || /^[A-Z]/.test(t)) {
return 'ptr'
}
if (t === 'char') {
return 'char'
}
if (t === 'double') {
return 'double'
}
if (t === 'long') {
return 'i32'
}

console.log('unhandled type', t)

return ''
}

// convert api-info format to bun FFI-object
function processFunctionFFI(f) {
const returns = mapType(f.returnType)
const out = {
args: f.params.map((p) => mapType(p.type))
}
if (returns !== 'void') {
out.returns = returns
}
return out
}

const rlVersion = defines.find((d) => d.name === 'RAYLIB_VERSION').value

const out = [
`// this uses bun FFI and provides an ergonomic interface for js
// Generated at ${new Date().toISOString()} for raylib ${rlVersion}

import { dlopen, FFIType, suffix, ptr } from 'bun:ffi'

`
]

const ffiInfo = {}

const blocklist = [
// variadic-params is not supported
'TraceLog',
'TextFormat'
]

// TODO: these structs have nested structs, which I have not worked out yet, C-side
const blocklistStructs = ['RenderTexture', 'NPatchInfo', 'GlyphInfo', 'Font', 'Camera3D', 'Camera2D', 'MaterialMap', 'Material', 'Transform', 'BoneInfo', 'Model', 'ModelAnimation', 'Ray', 'RayCollision', 'BoundingBox', 'AudioStream', 'Sound', 'Music', 'VrDeviceInfo', 'VrStereoConfig', 'AutomationEvent', 'AutomationEventList']

for (const f of unwrapped) {
if (blocklist.includes(f.name)) {
continue
}
ffiInfo[f.name] = processFunctionFFI(f)
}

for (const f of wrapped) {
if (blocklist.includes(f.name)) {
continue
}
ffiInfo[f.name] = processFunctionFFI(f)
}

for (const f of struct_utils) {
ffiInfo[f.name] = processFunctionFFI(f)
}

// remove any struct-utils for problem-structs
for (const n of Object.keys(ffiInfo)) {
for (const t of blocklistStructs) {
if (n === `${t}_size` || n.startsWith(`${t}_get`) || n.startsWith(`${t}_set`)) {
delete ffiInfo[n]
}
}
}

out.push(`const ffi = ${JSON.stringify(ffiInfo, null, 2)}`)

out.push(`
const { symbols } = dlopen(\`build/librlptr.\${suffix}\`, ffi)

// convert a string into a pointer to a buffer
const cstr = s => ptr(Buffer.from((s || '\0')))

`)

// TODO: this is temporary until I get codegen for functions
out.push(`
export const alloc = symbols.wrapped_alloc
export const free = symbols.wrapped_free
export const WindowShouldClose = symbols.wrapped_WindowShouldClose

// these don't need any wrapping
export const { CloseWindow, BeginDrawing, EndDrawing, SetTargetFPS, DrawFPS } = symbols

// these need a little adjustment
export const ClearBackground = color => symbols.wrapped_ClearBackground(color._addr)

export const DrawText = (text, posX, posY, fontSize, color) => symbols.wrapped_DrawText(cstr(text), posX, posY, fontSize, color._addr)

export const InitWindow = (width, height, title) => symbols.InitWindow(width, height, cstr(title))

// this is example with pointer param/return
export const Fade = (color, alpha) => new Color({}, symbols.wrapped_Fade(color._addr, alpha))
`)

const structWrappers = []
for (const { name, description, fields } of structs) {
structWrappers.push(`export class ${name} {
constructor (init = {}, address) {
this._addr = address || alloc(symbols.${name}_size())
for (const k of Object.keys(init)) {
this[k] = init[k]
}
}
`)

for (const field of fields) {
const ret = mapType(field.type)
if (ret === 'ptr') {
// TODO: nested structs are not worked out yet
continue
}
structWrappers.push(` get ${field.name}() {
return symbols.${name}_get_${field.name}(this._addr)
}`)
structWrappers.push(` set ${field.name}(v) {
return symbols.${name}_set_${field.name}(this._addr, v)
}`)
}
structWrappers.push('}')
}
out.push(...structWrappers)

const colors = defines
.filter((d) => d.type === 'COLOR')
.map((c) => {
const m = [...c.value.matchAll(/\{ ([0-9]+), ([0-9]+), ([0-9]+), ([0-9]+) \}/g)]
return `export const ${c.name} = new Color({r: ${m[0][1]}, g: ${m[0][2]}, b: ${m[0][3]}, a: ${m[0][4]}}) // ${c.description}`
})
out.push(...colors)

// TODO: handle non-macro, non-color defines

// TODO: add wrapped/unwrapped exports

await writeFile('raylib_bun.js', out.join('\n'))

```

Start in tools/gen_bun.js at the linked sections around lines 80 and 154, then inspect the blocklistStructs and structWrappers logic. Determine how nested struct fields should be represented in the Bun FFI wrappers and verify that the listed nested-struct types are no longer skipped. Done means nested structs receive usable generated wrappers without breaking existing generation.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.