Class EntryBuilder

Namespace

TypedRest.CodeGeneration.TypeScript.Endpoints

Assembly

TypedRest.CodeGeneration.TypeScript.dll

Builds TypeScript code for EntryEndpoints.

public class EntryBuilder : BuilderBase<EntryEndpoint>, IBuilder<EntryEndpoint>, IBuilder

Inheritance

object

BuilderBase<EntryEndpoint>

EntryBuilder

Implements

IBuilder<EntryEndpoint>

IBuilder

Inherited Members

BuilderBase<EntryEndpoint>.Build(string, IEndpoint, IEndpointGenerator)

BuilderBase<EntryEndpoint>.Build(string, EntryEndpoint, IEndpointGenerator)

BuilderBase<EntryEndpoint>.GetBase(string, EntryEndpoint, IEndpointGenerator)

Methods

BuildConstructor(EntryEndpoint, List<TsExpression>, IEndpointGenerator)

Builds the constructor of a generated endpoint class, or null to inherit the base constructor.

protected override TsConstructor? BuildConstructor(EntryEndpoint endpoint, List<TsExpression> extraArguments, IEndpointGenerator generator)

Parameters

endpoint EntryEndpoint

extraArguments List<TsExpression>

generator IEndpointGenerator

Returns

TsConstructor

Remarks

An endpoint that knows its own relative URI bakes it into the super() call and drops the parameter. An endpoint in an element position does not know its URI - it is handed one per element by the collection or indexer that owns it - so it must keep forwarding the parameter. Hard-coding a URI there would still compile, because TypeScript accepts a constructor with fewer parameters where one with more is expected, but every element would silently resolve to the same URI at runtime.

GetBaseType(EntryEndpoint, IEndpointGenerator)

Returns the TypedRest type the endpoint derives from.

protected override TsIdentifier GetBaseType(EntryEndpoint endpoint, IEndpointGenerator generator)

Parameters

endpoint EntryEndpoint

generator IEndpointGenerator

Returns

TsIdentifier