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                                            Jiri Spac

offers two code actions even in JSON file

I think this will always succeed: https://github.com/wix/vscode-glean/blob/da530190356a755d3703c80f96f7ab8509fb7e7b/src/modules/jsx.ts#L16 JSX doesn't really impose any restrictions as to what can be inserted inside `{}`. Any JS expression is valid so I think this...

Disable generation of resolvers, but keep inputs, args & models.

@JClackett @amosbastian before my PR is merged, you can use my namespaced version `@capaj/typegraphql-prisma`. Just replace the line in your package.json with ``` "typegraphql-prisma": "npm:@capaj/typegraphql-prisma@^0.14.8" ```

Disable generation of resolvers, but keep inputs, args & models.

I actually just need models in my project. Come to think of it, I will change the config format so that you can cherry pick exactly what you want. Thanks...

Disable generation of resolvers, but keep inputs, args & models.

> as you push hard with this PR Sorry if it appears as I push hard. I do not care whether you merge it or not, I simply offer it...

Disable generation of resolvers, but keep inputs, args & models.

@MichalLytek BTW I have been fooling around with the dev branch and I noticed that prisma doesn't support arrays in generator configs yet: https://github.com/prisma/prisma/discussions/9510 just heads up. I would just...

Disable generation of resolvers, but keep inputs, args & models.

@MichalLytek nicely done. Will give it a spin tomorrow on our project.

ES6 modules

> but it's still hard for people to migrate. why would they need to migrate? If you add a `module` entry point to package.json and add `pluralize.esm.js` it will satisfy...

use a default import so that the code is ESM compatible

I am using "type": "module"

use a default import so that the code is ESM compatible

I am using ts-node like this: https://twitter.com/capajj/status/1496057264586768388?t=h2WClBTeWWGEW5m-X6ZKkw&s=19 😅

utilize classnames library instead of manually joining classes

@bokuweb sure. I can't promise I'll have time to fix this soon, but I can at least start on this in a branch.