org.coursera.courier.generator.specs
The pegasus "data" type.
The pegasus "data" type.
This if sometimes the same as scalaType. It will be different for custom type and for primitive types.
For custom types, it will be the referenced type.
For primitives, this will be the java boxed type, e.g. java.lang.Integer whereas the
scalaType would be Int.
The containing type of this type, if any.
The containing type of this type, if any.
When a type is contained in another type, it should be generated as a subtype of that type.
Unions are commonly generated as contained types.
Because the scalaType is not the same as the enumeration object name, we have separate fields for the enumeration object name.
The name that should be given to any Union member wrappers of this type.
The name that should be given to any Union member wrappers of this type.
The namespace of the scala type, if any.
The namespace of the scala type, if any.
Only present for complex types.
The scaladoc for the entire enumeration.
The scaladoc for the entire enumeration.
The enumeration's type.
The enumeration's type.
It's important to note that the type for the Enumerations we generate is different than the enumeration object's name.
A enumeration type is SomeEnum.SomeEnum, where the first SomeEnum is the name of the
enumeration scala object, and the second SomeEnum is a member type defined inside the
object for the actual type of the enumeration.
The fully qualified name of the scala type.
The fully qualified name of the scala type.
The schema of the type.
The schema of the type.
For enumerations, each symbol may have it's own documentation, this is provided as map from symbol name to documentation string.
Enumeration symbol strings, not including $UNKNOWN.