typespec-enums

TypeSpec enum emission across C#, Java, TypeScript, Go, and Rust is automated by defining enum declarations with member values and decorators, which the skill then emits as consistent cross-language enum representations.

Yes, you can convert TypeSpec enums to unions for stricter typing. The skill handles enum-to-union conversions to provide flexible usage and stricter type representations across your API schema definitions.

Supported decorators when defining TypeSpec enums include @doc, @summary, @fixed, and @flags. These decorators allow you to attach metadata and control enum behavior during the multi-language emission process.

TypeSpec supports mixed value types for enum members in code generation. You can define enums with auto, explicit, string, and numeric member values, ensuring consistent metadata across all emitted target languages.

The best way to replicate legacy codegen enum patterns using TypeSpec is by utilizing this skill's extension scenarios, which automate the creation of enum declarations and emit consistent representations matching your existing codebase.

You should use TypeSpec unions instead of enums when you need stricter typing and flexible usage beyond fixed member values. This skill facilitates enum-to-union conversions to satisfy these advanced API schema requirements.