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Generate Request Types

This skill covers the creation and management of generation request types.

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Quick Reference

| Task | Pattern | |------|---------| | Create a user type | User | | Define generation mode | GenerationMode |

Critical Patterns (Summary)

• User: Defines the structure for user-related data.
• GenerationMode: Specifies the mode of generation for requests.

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Critical Patterns (Detailed)

User

Defines the structure for user-related data, encapsulating user attributes.

typescript
// Example of User type usage
const newUser: User = {
  id: '123',
  name: 'John Doe',
  email: 'john@example.com'
};

GenerationMode

Specifies the mode of generation for requests, allowing for different generation strategies.

typescript
// Example of GenerationMode usage
const mode: GenerationMode = GenerationMode.AUTOMATIC;

When to Use

• When defining user data structures in your application.
• When specifying how generation requests should be processed.

Commands

bash
docker-compose up
python repoforge/cli.py generate

Anti-Patterns

Don't: Use generic types

Using overly generic types can lead to confusion and errors in type safety.

typescript
// BAD
const genericUser: any = {};

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