TsSchema.setup do |config|
  # Case options for field names: camel|snake|pascal
  #
  # config.case = :camel


  # Customize output path and file name
  #
  # config.output = Rails.root.join('app', 'assets', 'javascripts', 'schema.d.ts')


  # Whether to generate the schema file after running migrations
  #
  # config.auto_generate = true


  # Add custom type mappings or overrides (as strings or symbols)
  #
  # Default type mappings:
  #   string:                 string
  #   text:                   string
  #   integer:                number
  #   enum:                   number
  #   bigint:                 number
  #   float:                  number
  #   decimal:                number
  #   json:                   Record<string, any>
  #   jsonb:                  Record<string, any>
  #   binary:                 string
  #   boolean:                boolean
  #   date:                   string
  #   datetime:               string
  #   timestamp:              string
  #   datetime_with_timezone: string
  #   inet:                   string
  #   cidr:                   string
  #   macaddr:                string
  #
  # config.custom_types = {
  #   
  # }


  # Default type for unrecognized types
  #
  # config.default_type = :string


  # Whether to generate types for associated models
  #
  # config.include_associated = true


  # Parent classes of models to generate (as strings or symbols)
  # Only classes inheriting from those in this list will have types generated
  #
  # config.parent_classes = [
  #	  "ApplicationRecord",
  # ]


  # Additional models to generate schema from, such as those added by other gems 
  #  which don't have a model file. (as strings or symbols)
  #
  # config.additional_models = [
  #	
  # ]


  # Ignore certain fields, omitting them from the generated schema: :optional|(string)|false
  # Key is the name of the field to override options for.
  #
  # [:optional] will make this an optional field by adding '?' to the defintion (example: password?: string)
  # [(string)]  enter a field name override, for instance rename encrypted_password to password
  #             In that scenario, also specifying password as an optional field will append a ? to password
  # [:omit]     will omit the field from being output in the schema entirely
  #
  # config.field_overrides: {
  #   encrypted_password: :password,
  #   password: :optional,
  # }


  # Namespace for generated types
  #
  # config.namespace = :schema


  # Output schema as types or interfaces: type|interface
  #
  # config.schema_type = :interface


  # Indentation options: tab|space
  #
  # config.indent = :tab


  # If indent is spaces, specify how many
  #
  # config.spaces = 2
end