feat: support case style macros (@PascalCase, @SnakeCase, etc.) on enums#38
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feat: support case style macros (@PascalCase, @SnakeCase, etc.) on enums#38
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Allow naming convention macros to be applied at the enum level and individual enum case level, automatically converting case names for encoding/decoding. Decoding accepts a union of all applicable values (many-to-one), encoding uses the highest priority value. Priority order: @CodingCase > explicit rawValue > case-level style > enum-level style > caseName fallback. Constraints: @CodingCase with 'at:' or 'values:' parameter cannot coexist with case style macros. Numeric raw type enums are also disallowed. Closes #36 Made-with: Cursor
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Allow naming convention macros to be applied at the enum level and individual enum case level, automatically converting case names for encoding/decoding. Decoding accepts a union of all applicable values (many-to-one), encoding uses the highest priority value.
Priority order: @CodingCase > explicit rawValue > case-level style >
enum-level style > caseName fallback.
Constraints: @CodingCase with 'at:' or 'values:' parameter cannot coexist with case style macros. Numeric raw type enums are also disallowed.
Closes #36
Made-with: Cursor