CSharpToTypeScript

With this Visual Studio extension, you can define your data structure and validation rules in C# once, and then apply the same definition in your React code without re-coding. It includes

• Support for C# nullable types.
• Support for C# record types.
• Support for C# enums, interfaces, and classes with inheritance hierarchies from multiple namespaces.
• Support generic types. For generating React Hook Form resolvers and React + Bootstrap forms, generic types with specific type parameters are supported.
• Utilization of C# attributes for TypeScript data validation, variable names, label text, error messages, displayed texts for enumerated values, and more.
• Customizable column count in generated TypeScript XML forms.
• Process CustomValidationAttribute. The TypeScript generated for CustomValidationAttribute contains commented C# source code and needs to be updated manually.

When you change your output folder path or save a TypeScript file in a project for the first time, CSharpToTypeScript will attempt to save the path of your selected output folder in your project file. For example, if your selected output folder is C:\src\components\viewModels, CSharpToTypeScript will try to add it to your project file:

<PropertyGroup>
  ...
  <CSharpToTypeScriptOutputFolder>C:\src\components\viewModels</CSharpToTypeScriptOutputFolder>
</PropertyGroup>

You may edit your project file manually and add this path if CSharpToTypeScript is not permitted to update the project file directly.