feat(typegen): emit resource descriptors and use them for hydration - #217
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Summary
Typegen emits a descriptor per resource (
type,attributes,toOne,toMany) next to its interface.client.resource(Article)infers the type and fills what the wire omits: stripped attributes asnull, un-includedrelationships as
null/[].fields()takes a descriptor. Type helpers now classify nullable relationships and primitive arrays correctly, with a type-level probe test. Strict sample enablesUseResourceAttributeTypeNames.New typegen flag:
--client-import <specifier>.How to test