Make Enums keys a PascalCase by default

If you take a look at typescript docs, you can see that Enums are PascalCase. But here when you have enum generated, they are taken as is from the schema. What do you think to generate left side as PascalCase while right side to be the actual value from the schema enum definition?

We have a huge codebase and many enums are already PascalCase having them mixed is rather a pain in the ass.

Schema:

enum SomeEnum {
  COOL
  NOT_COOL
}

Current:

enum SomeEnum {
  COOL = "COOL",
  NOT_COOL = "NOT_COOL"
}

Proposed:

enum SomeEnum {
  Cool = "COOL",
  NotCool = "NOT_COOL"
}

What do you think? Maybe an option?

[NickTomlin]

I recently encountered this when I needed to map enums in my schema to enums owned by another service. To preserve the enum values as-is (e.g. MY_ENUM_VALUE -> MY_ENUM_VALUE) you can use the namingConventions config in codegen:

config:
  namingConvention:
    enumValues: keep

If that still doesn’t do what you’d like, you should be able to provide a custom mapper

[lostpebble]

Is there any way to prevent this @dotansimha ? This change has messed up my rather large code base now cause all Enums have changed…

EDIT: This is not the first time this has happened with this project (The last pascal-case things caused big headaches too). Please consider making changes backwards-compatible, as in at least always provide an option to keep previous behaviour. If you have done so for this change, I appreciate it- but as of now I can’t find any documentation on how to keep the old behaviour.