fsharp-type-provider

You can scaffold an F# type provider project with both runtime and design-time components, generating code at design time to simplify runtime data access for database interactions.

Generative type providers generate actual types that exist at runtime, while erased type providers are erased to a single type during compilation, and this skill guides you in choosing between them based on your requirements.

F# type providers require separate design-time and runtime assemblies, and this skill explains their differences and requirements to help you properly scaffold and manage the project structure.

Yes, authoring F# type providers requires the FSharp.TypeProviders.SDK and related NuGet packages, which this skill uses to automate type provider generation, member definition, and testing workflows.

The best way to test F# type provider member definitions is by following the detailed authoring examples provided by this skill, which include workflows for constructor creation and comprehensive testing guidance.

Yes, you can generate F# type provider code automatically without manual scaffolding by using this skill to automate the creation of project structures, example code, and required component references.