jennies

type CRDOutputEncoder func(any) ([]byte, error)

type CUEGoConfig struct {
	PackageName             string
	Name                    string
	Version                 string
	IgnoreDiscoveredImports bool

	// ApplyFuncs is a slice of AST manipulation funcs that will be executed against
	// the generated Go file prior to running it through goimports. For each slice
	// element, [dstutil.Apply] is called with the element as the "pre" parameter.
	ApplyFuncs []dstutil.ApplyFunc

	// UseGoDeclInComments sets the name of the fields and structs at the beginning of each comment.
	UseGoDeclInComments bool
}

type CUEOpenAPIConfig struct {
	Name             string
	Version          string
	ExpandReferences bool
	NameFunc         func(cue.Value, cue.Path) string
}

type CodecGenerator struct {
	// This flag exists for compatibility with thema codegen, which only generates code for the current/latest version of the kind
	OnlyUseCurrentVersion bool
}

type GoTypes struct {
	// GenerateOnlyCurrent should be set to true if you only want to generate code for the kind.Properties().Current version.
	// This will affect the package and path(s) of the generated file(s).
	GenerateOnlyCurrent bool

	// Depth represents the tree depth for creating go types from fields. A Depth of 0 will return one go type
	// (plus any definitions used by that type), a Depth of 1 will return a file with a go type for each top-level field
	// (plus any definitions encompassed by each type), etc. Note that types are _not_ generated for fields above the Depth
	// level--i.e. a Depth of 1 will generate go types for each field within the KindVersion.Schema, but not a type for the
	// Schema itself. Because Depth results in recursive calls, the highest value is bound to a max of GoTypesMaxDepth.
	Depth int

	// NamingDepth determines how types are named in relation to Depth. If Depth <= NamingDepth, the go types are named
	// using the field name of the type. Otherwise, Names used are prefixed by field names between Depth and NamingDepth.
	// Typically, a value of 0 is "safest" for NamingDepth, as it prevents overlapping names for types.
	// However, if you know that your fields have unique names up to a certain depth, you may configure this to be higher.
	NamingDepth int
}

type OperatorConfigJenny struct {
}

type OperatorKubeConfigJenny struct {
}

type ResourceObjectGenerator struct {
	// This flag exists for compatibility with thema codegen, which only generates code for the current/latest version of the kind
	OnlyUseCurrentVersion bool
}

type SchemaGenerator struct {
	// This flag exists for compatibility with thema codegen, which only generates code for the current/latest version of the kind
	OnlyUseCurrentVersion bool
}

type TypeScriptResourceTypes struct {
	GenerateOnlyCurrent bool
}

type TypeScriptTypes struct {
	// GenerateOnlyCurrent should be set to true if you only want to generate code for the kind.Properties().Current version.
	// This will affect the package and path(s) of the generated file(s).
	GenerateOnlyCurrent bool

	// Depth represents the tree depth for creating go types from fields. A Depth of 0 will return one go type
	// (plus any definitions used by that type), a Depth of 1 will return a file with a go type for each top-level field
	// (plus any definitions encompassed by each type), etc. Note that types are _not_ generated for fields above the Depth
	// level--i.e. a Depth of 1 will generate go types for each field within the KindVersion.Schema, but not a type for the
	// Schema itself. Because Depth results in recursive calls, the highest value is bound to a max of GoTypesMaxDepth.
	Depth int

	// NamingDepth determines how types are named in relation to Depth. If Depth <= NamingDepth, the go types are named
	// using the field name of the type. Otherwise, Names used are prefixed by field names between Depth and NamingDepth.
	// Typically, a value of 0 is "safest" for NamingDepth, as it prevents overlapping names for types.
	// However, if you know that your fields have unique names up to a certain depth, you may configure this to be higher.
	NamingDepth int
}