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| const generateOneProp = (propType, propName) => { | ||
| const generate = options.generators[propType.type] | ||
| const generateOneProp = (propType, propName, wrapInArray=true) => { |
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wrapInArray may be better off with a different name but I was struggling to find one.
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wrapInArray might be something like asPair or more verbosely asKeyValuePair — it was always just used in the .fromPairs call. wrapInArray is describing what it's doing though, so I think it's cool. This makes me think that I might want a more robust way for the primary generateProps call to invoke this function and get the structure that it needs back. In other words, let generateProps handle massaging the data into a form that it likes — don't put that responsibility on generateOneProp. I'll take this on in my next update 👍
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Thank you @mcpants ! This is excellent, I have just one question about isRequired but this looks good to go. Once shipped, I'll update the readme and cut a new version. Thanks again for your contribution 🙇
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| const generateOneProp = (propType, propName) => { | ||
| const generate = options.generators[propType.type] | ||
| const generateOneProp = (propType, propName, wrapInArray=true) => { |
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wrapInArray might be something like asPair or more verbosely asKeyValuePair — it was always just used in the .fromPairs call. wrapInArray is describing what it's doing though, so I think it's cool. This makes me think that I might want a more robust way for the primary generateProps call to invoke this function and get the structure that it needs back. In other words, let generateProps handle massaging the data into a form that it likes — don't put that responsibility on generateOneProp. I'll take this on in my next update 👍
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| const forceGenerateOneProp = (propType) => { | ||
| const generate = GENERATORS[propType.type] | ||
| const forceGenerateOneProp = (propType, propName) => { | ||
| const generate = GENERATORS[propType.type].bind(this, propName, !propType.isRequired) |
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What function is the isRequired argument serving here?
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This was out of novelty, I figured there might be a use to getting this information to the user. In light of the changes that you discussed in your previous comment, I am going to strip this out so that this PR has less overhead. If you decide it would be useful in the future then it can easily be added back in.
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Ahhhhh okay, makes sense. Thank you for the explanation, if we find a good usecase for it in the future I'm open to the idea 👍
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Sorry for the delay, will get back to this asap :) |
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Looking excellent, thank you for the contribution @mcpants ! 🙇 |
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propNameandisRequiredparams to all generator functions..DS_Storeto the gitignore file.Closes #20