Enum TsTypeMember 

pub enum TsTypeMember {
    Prop {
        name: String,
        ty: TsType,
        optional: bool,
        readonly: bool,
    },
    Method {
        name: String,
        generics: Vec<String>,
        params: Vec<TsParam>,
        ret: TsType,
        doc: Option<String>,
    },
    Index {
        key_name: String,
        key_ty: TsType,
        value_ty: TsType,
    },
}

One member of a TsType::Object structural type — a property (Prop) or a method signature (Method, #1323’s own real gap: ack(): void, retry(): void, waitUntil(promise: Promise<unknown>): void — no body, a type-position sibling to TsObjectEntry::Method, which does carry one). Method’s own parameters reuse TsParam directly (not a bare Vec<TsType> the way TsType::Fn’s anonymous, positionally-numbered parameters do) — waitUntil’s own real parameter has a real name (promise) the printed text must show, unlike Fn’s callers, none of which have one to show.

Variants

Prop

Fields

name: String

ty: TsType

optional: bool

readonly: bool

Method

generics/doc added by #1357: emit_capability’s own interface methods are genuinely generic (op<T>(...): ret;, no monomorphisation) and doc-commented — bare generic names, matching every other real generics-list precedent in this crate; doc mirrors TsObjectEntry::Method.doc’s own identical field (#1337). Both default empty/None via TsTypeMember::method’s own existing constructor — every one of its 6 real pre-#1357 callers is unaffected.

doc renders from exactly one of this variant’s two reachable positions: TsDecl::Interface’s own render arm (a real, multi-line declaration body with depth available, so it calls render_doc_comment before a documented member’s own line — the only place doc is honoured). A Method reached through TsType::Object’s own inline, single-line shape (a type-position object literal, e.g. { a: X; b(): Y }) has no line budget for a JSDoc block at all — doc: Some(_) there is a real, debug_assert- guarded misuse (render_type’s own TsType::Object arm), the same “loud, not silently dropped” precedent review of #1338 already established for render_object_entry_inline’s identical TsObjectEntry::Method.doc case.

Fields

name: String

generics: Vec<String>

params: Vec<TsParam>

ret: TsType

doc: Option<String>

Index

[key_name: key_ty]: value_ty — a TypeScript index signature. #1323’s own real gap: workers_entry.rs’s multi-param on call dispatch casts its raw JSON args object through { [k: string]: JsonValue } before indexing it by field name — textually distinct from the semantically-equivalent Record<string, JsonValue> (a Named type with type arguments), which bynk-emit’s own pre-conversion writeln! never wrote here. The one real site.

Fields

key_name: String

key_ty: TsType

value_ty: TsType

Implementations

impl TsTypeMember

pub fn prop(name: impl Into<String>, ty: TsType) -> Self

name: ty — the ordinary, non-optional, non-readonly case.

pub fn optional_prop(name: impl Into<String>, ty: TsType) -> Self

name?: ty.

pub fn readonly_prop(name: impl Into<String>, ty: TsType) -> Self

readonly name: ty.

pub fn method( name: impl Into<String>, params: Vec<TsParam>, ret: TsType, ) -> Self

name(params): ret — no body, no generics, no doc comment.

pub fn index( key_name: impl Into<String>, key_ty: TsType, value_ty: TsType, ) -> Self

[key_name: key_ty]: value_ty.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for TsTypeMember

fn clone(&self) -> TsTypeMember

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for TsTypeMember

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.