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…ript, and working on loose ends.
…ery or path parameters
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…path in to import()
…e process but finally ready to merge this monstrosity.
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Code to read an openAPI spec and generate TypeScript that Counterfact uses to implement a fake server. The files that export types are meant to stay in sync with the OpenAPI spec. The other files are meant to be used as a starting point for approximating the business logic of the real app.
Here's an example of the code generated for the pet store as of this writing.
This branch is way too big. I'm not sure if I'm going to merge it or consider it "one to throw away" and rebuild everything in smaller steps with good testing discipline.
For now, my focus is on getting to a state where I can do a demo in order to (a) prove to myself that this is actually going to work and (b) articulate the vision.