add #[ts(type=..)] on enums for enum generation
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Previously having even a simple enum would generate a `type`. The default behavior does not change, but if specifed to be `enum` or `const enum` the corresponding will be generated.
JakubKoralewski
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i'd love for something like this to be added! mayb could also implement serde_repr integration? |
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Adding on that I'd love to see this added in. I just ran into a scenario where having this adjusted would be perfect for my use case! |
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Any updates? |
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Closed as discussed in #118 |
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Previously having even a simple enum would generate a
type. The default behavior does not change, but if specifed to beenumorconst enumthe corresponding will be generated.Closes #23