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Add Acronyms field to GeneratorConfig, WithAcronyms option function, ParseAcronyms validator, and applyAcronyms method that replaces title-cased acronym substrings with their fully uppercased forms in generated const names. Replacement pairs are precomputed at init time in NewGeneratorWithConfig and sorted longest-first to handle overlapping acronyms correctly (e.g., IDE is matched before ID).
Wire the repeatable --acronym StringSlice flag into the CLI, parse and validate entries via ParseAcronyms, and pass them through to GeneratorConfig.
Add tests for ParseAcronyms validation, WithAcronyms option, and integration tests covering int/string enums, kfeatures-style usage, nocamel interaction, noprefix, and overlapping acronym ordering. Update TestNewGeneratorWithConfig and TestAllOptionsIntegration.
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participant CLI
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CLI->>ParseInitialisms: Parse and validate initialism values
ParseInitialisms->>GeneratorConfig: Provide configured initialisms
GeneratorConfig->>NewGeneratorWithConfig: Build replacement mappings
EnumNameGeneration->>applyInitialisms: Rewrite converted enum identifier
applyInitialisms-->>EnumNameGeneration: Return the rewritten identifier
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In `@generator/generator.go`:
- Line 94: Update the initialism setup used by GeneratorConfig and
WithInitialisms so programmatic values are normalized or rejected consistently
with ParseInitialisms; store uppercase replacement values so inputs such as
“http” produce HTTP for no-prefix matches. Ensure all programmatic entry points
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This PR adds support for preserving configured initialisms in generated const identifiers.
Example:
http_url->EndpointHttpUrl--initialism HTTP,URL:http_url->EndpointHTTPURLThe implementation is token-aware to avoid partial-word rewrites (for example,
apiaryis not rewritten toAPIary).Motivation
go-enumcurrently generates idiomatic CamelCase, but projects with common initialisms (HTTP, URL, ID, API, JSON, etc.) need stable Go-style identifier casing without changing enum string values.This also aligns with Go naming conventions, where initialisms are typically kept in a consistent form in identifiers (for example,
HTTP,URL,ID).What Changed
--initialism(comma-separated values supported).ParseInitialisms([]string)with validation and deduplication.GeneratorConfig.Initialisms.WithInitialisms(...).apiary -> APIaryandideology -> IDEology.shouldSplitToken/splitIdentifierTokens.--initialismto command options.Behavior and Interactions
--initialismaffects generated const identifiers only.--forcelowerand--forceupperremain value-focused and independent.--nocamel, underscore-separated initialisms may not be rewritten because CamelCase conversion is skipped.Example of full-identifier behavior:
With
--initialism ID, generated const isUserIDCreated.Validation
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New Features
--initialismoption for configuring uppercase initialisms in generated constant names.IdtoID; generated string values remain unchanged.Documentation