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* Support typing backend queries * Implement types for actions and extract entities * Add Prisma entities to the frontend * Add frontend types to internal todoApp * Undo moving for easier review * Revert back to generating a query.js file * Rename buildEntityData * Fix structural typing bug * Rename function for making entity json data * Expand EntityMap to improve readability * Remove leftover testing artifacts * Remove wasp prefix from _entityName * Remove solved todo in schema template * Fix docs in method * Adding uninstall command (#953) * Adding uninstall command * Updates docs and changelog related to the uninstall command * Use StrongPath instead of FilePath * Fix review feedback * Move prisma client generation messages * Generalize FileDraft functions * Generate prisma clients using ENV * Fix schema checksum check * Small refactor in db generator * Run prisma generate from server root dir * Fix types for useAction * Fix type error for useAction * Fix schema generation in Dockerfile * Refactor passing env vars to prisma schema * Fix useAction types * Replace Prelude readFile with SP readFile * Add comment for prisma/client in web app * Replace Prelude writeFile with SP writeFile * Replace do and if with ifM * Rename readProjectTelemetryFile * Refactor readOrCreateUserSignatureFile * Remove redundant comment * Fix typo in variable name * Simulate unions with a type class * Further improve strongpath types * Add expand types to types index * Remove redundant comment * Organize internal type modules * Fix formatting * Remove leftover code * Generate prisma clients after migration * Change ModuleRootDir to ComponentRootDir * Remove solved todo * Improve naming * Remove redundant env variable * Improve formatting * Fix errors after merging * Include input and output types * Temporarily delete _types * Restore _types index * Add types to queries * Rename WaspEntity to Entity * Change local function name Co-authored-by: Martin Šošić <Martinsos@users.noreply.github.com> * Rename local function again * Update changelog * Fix error type in useQuery * Rename Component to AppComponent * Refactor DbGenerator * Explain Abs paths in SP helpers * Update e2e tests * Fix formatting * Change signature for doesFileExist * Change signature for SP functions * Remove redundant do block * Fix formatting * Reorder functions * Rename module to appComponent in functions * Rename module to component in functions * Rename telemetry cache function * Fix formatting * Update changelog * Remove redundant import * Update e2e tests --------- Co-authored-by: Mihovil Ilakovac <mihovil@ilakovac.com> Co-authored-by: Martin Šošić <Martinsos@users.noreply.github.com> |
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