skmtc-generator-v2

To generate TypeScript models from an OpenAPI schema safely, declare model and operation dependencies through the engine so file imports, ordering, caching, and deduplication remain correct without manual file management.

Object-tree composition in code generation requires constructing stateful Projection classes and Snippets at runtime, then performing pure rendering to ensure engine-managed insertion, caching, and dependency settlement are preserved.

Yes, you can clone stock generators to customize output names, export paths, HTTP layers, field handling, and enrichment options for GraphQL or OpenAPI output while preserving the original generator identity and lifecycle.

The best way to add enrichments is by defining enrichment schemas and transform functions during constructor-time declaration, ensuring the generated TypeScript definitions are composed and validated through the engine's single schema dispatch router.

Generated code fails type-checking when Projection class modifications violate the framework's lifecycle or rendering purity, requiring mechanical type-checking, linting, and generated-output verification to isolate the schema transformation error.

Yes, a single schema dispatch router is required to manage schema transformations, ensuring that Stringable composition, dependency settlement, and engine-managed caching operate correctly across the generated output.