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Generate Gleam code from OpenAPI 3.x specifications

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src/oaspec/internal/codegen/context.gleam 

import oaspec/config.{type Config}

import oaspec/internal/openapi/spec.{type OpenApiSpec, type Resolved}



/// The version of oaspec used for generated code headers.

pub const version = "0.32.0"



/// Context for code generation, carrying all needed state.

/// Only accepts a resolved spec — codegen must not operate on unresolved ASTs.

///

/// Opaque: external callers construct via `new/2` and read fields via

/// the accessors `spec/1` / `config/1`. This keeps the internal shape

/// free to evolve (e.g. add derived caches) without rippling into every

/// pattern match across the codebase.

pub opaque type Context {

  Context(spec: OpenApiSpec(Resolved), config: Config)

}



/// Create a new generation context from a resolved spec.

pub fn new(spec: OpenApiSpec(Resolved), config: Config) -> Context {

  Context(spec:, config:)

}



/// The resolved OpenAPI spec this context wraps.

pub fn spec(ctx: Context) -> OpenApiSpec(Resolved) {

  ctx.spec

}



/// The generation config this context wraps.

pub fn config(ctx: Context) -> Config {

  ctx.config

}



/// Target for a generated file, indicating where it should be written.

pub type FileTarget {

  SharedTarget

  ServerTarget

  ClientTarget

}



/// How the writer should treat a `GeneratedFile` that already exists on

/// disk. Most generated files are sealed (`Overwrite`) — the user is

/// expected not to touch them and the generator clobbers any local

/// changes on every run. `SkipIfExists` is for files the generator

/// emits ONCE as a starting point, then leaves alone so the user can

/// own the contents (Issue #247: `handlers.gleam` panic stubs).

pub type WriteMode {

  Overwrite

  SkipIfExists

}



/// A generated file with its path, content, output target, and write

/// mode. `write_mode` defaults to `Overwrite` for every file the

/// generator owns end-to-end.

pub type GeneratedFile {

  GeneratedFile(

    path: String,

    content: String,

    target: FileTarget,

    write_mode: WriteMode,

  )

}