C sharp support #39
C sharp support #39
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Adds various copypasta boilerplate to support csharp, starts working on templating
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I'd be interested in this. |
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@DBMasterC Would you please provide some info on how to use your changes? Generating C# clients it pretty much what I need but I am a bit puzzled on how to do it. |
While I am using this in "production", my signalR footprint is very small, and this is very much more a PoC effort at the functionality than it is a full-featured, ready-to-go part of this library. Anyhow, I use it in much the same way as the var csharpGenSettings = new SigSpecToCSharpGeneratorSettings();
csharpGenSettings.CSharpGeneratorSettings.Namespace = "Namespace.SignalR.Clients";
var csharpGenerator = new SigSpecToCSharpGenerator(csharpGenSettings);
string file2 = csharpGenerator.GenerateClients(document);
targetFile = new FileInfo(args[1].Trim('\''));
await File.WriteAllTextAsync(targetFile.FullName, file2);
Console.WriteLine($"Generated SigSpec CSharp code to {targetFile.FullName}"); |
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FYI, as an alternative to generating c# clients, you could use https://github.com/mehmetakbulut/SignalR.Strong |
| Console.WriteLine("\nGenerated SigSpec document:"); | ||
| Console.WriteLine(json); | ||
| Console.ReadKey(); | ||
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| var codeGeneratorSettings = new SigSpecToTypeScriptGeneratorSettings(); |
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Can you maybe keep the ts code here (commented) so we have both samples here?
Humble addition which I'm using to generate some C# clients based on how they're defined on our backend. Among other things, It's not regenerating a hub, and the output could be prettier, but I'm curious your take on it as a first step.