| The way I interpreted it: * Person A [Marketer who knows html/handlebars] logs into Postmark and makes a new email template. * Person A tells Person B [node js developer], "Please send the new 'welcome' email template from the app". * Person B runs the cli script, so the json file now has a template with a key of 'welcome-template-2023-blue'. * Person B can write/modify any code which calls "sendEmailTemplate" and know exactly what code is valid, wont compile, etc. They are "generating" the "class/object/type definitions" programmatically - which seems fine to me for the code generation problem they lay out. Which part is not "a valid case" to you? Note: the fact that the article is "typescript + json" versus pure "typescript" doesn't seem like a important distinction with respect to it be valid code generation, not sure if others disagree. Random note: A different way to solve this problem would be with the "cog" python module [1], but that would come with a different set of tradeoffs. :) [1]: https://nedbatchelder.com/code/cog |