[feature request] Honour #[serde(rename = "...")] in the generated TypeScript types

[Starwort]

I have a type which looks like the following:

#[tsync]
#[derive(SomeDieselStuff, Serialize)]
pub struct Foo {
    pub field1: Type1,
    pub field2: Type2,
    #[serde(rename = "type")]
    pub type_: FooType, // called type_ to avoid diesel errors caused by using r#type
    // although as it turns out r#type is also not handled by tsync
}

In the generated output, I get an interface containing type_ and not containing type, where I would expect the interface to contain type instead of type_.

This should probably have its own issue, but using r#type causes the same issue - the generated typescript output would then contain a member called r#type (which is a syntax error in TypeScript, aside from simply being wrong - serde serialises this without the r# as would be expected by the identifier parsing rules)

[Wulf]

hey @Starwort, thanks for reporting this. I currently don’t have time to implement this but I’d welcome any PR. Let me know if I can explain any parts of the code.

[Wulf]

The r# is a great catch btw and it’s probably worth adding a test to catch that