Jeongho Nam

Your type definition is invalid. The `JsonValue` must be defined like below. ```typescript type JsonValue = string | number | boolean | JsonObject | JsonArray | null; type JsonObject =...

I found that `Prisma` actually defined `JsonArray` type to extending the `Array`. It is bug of Prisma, so I'll report issue about that.

Prisma issue had been delayed too much time. Therefore, I did hard coded for this case. Now, upgrade to `v5.5.5`, then be supported.

Upgrade ts version to latest

 https://github.com/samchon/prisma-markdown/blob/master/ERD.md I tried to accomplish it in markdown level, and succeeded to implement it. However, I don't have enough insights about website rendering. So, hope `prisma-docs-generator` to support same...

Wrote another issue with a little bit different idea -> #1025

Do you know something to recommend? I also hope to change to another one. When complicate regular expression comes, `randexp` generates wrong string value which even cannot pass the `RegExp.test(string)`...

If you've installed nestia through `npx nestia setup` command, then you can see such comment in `plugins` option. Change the `validate: assert` property value to `validate: validate`, then you may...

@benoit-scnd The reason why `validate()` function has not been chosen as default is, if do so, hackers can easily attack backend server just by sending large vulnerable JSON data. Despite...

Anyway, I had to write guide documents about this issue, but have delayed for a long time. I'll keep this issue, and will close after writing guide documents as FAQ...