Square brackets added to nullable string

I’m experiencing problems after declaring some strings as nullable, using the new nullable ref types in C# 8.

For any C# string?, the property.Type.Name will be string[].

Any idea how to get around this?

[johnknoop]

@grey280 I got it working:

		string ProduceDictionaryType(Type type) {
			bool endsWithBrackets = type.TypeArguments.Last().Name.ToLower().EndsWith("[]");
			bool isEnumerable = type.TypeArguments.Last().FullName.StartsWith("System.Collections");
			bool isNullableString = endsWithBrackets && !isEnumerable;
			
			var suffix = isNullableString ? " | null | undefined" : "";
			
			var valueType = isNullableString ?
				$"{type.TypeArguments.Last().Name.Substring(0, type.TypeArguments.Last().Name.Length - 2)}"
				: type.TypeArguments.Last().Name;
			
			return $"{{ [key: {type.TypeArguments.First()}]: {valueType}{suffix}; }}";
		}

[SamuelKupferschmid]

For me this workaroud works:

if(p.Type.Name.EndsWith("[]") && !p.Type.FullName.StartsWith("System.Collections")) {
        return p.Type.Name.Substring(0, p.Type.Name.Length - 2);
 } else {
        return p.Type.Name;
 }

It would be nice if this project comes alive somehow.