elm-watch VS quicktype

There was a post here about elm-watch, which is amazing. But setting that aside, if you have a frontend development workflow where you want to have more than 1 thing running at once, you should check out [run-pty](https://github.com/lydell/run-pty). It's made by the same guy who wrote elm-watch and if you look at the [example](https://github.com/lydell/elm-watch/blob/main/example/run-pty-dev.json) for elm-watch you'll see how elm-watch and run-pty can be used together to great effect. And if you look at the run-pty [demo](https://github.com/lydell/run-pty/tree/main/demo) you'll see how it can be used sans Elm as well.

I grab the response off of the network tab. Either make a structure manually or use something like QuickType

2. Quicktype

I have the library demo linked from the homepage bookmarked: https://app.quicktype.io/ I use it every time I need to go from a pile of JSON to TypeScript types or zod declarations.

This is a very intriguing problem!

Not trying to steal thunder, but quicktype (https://github.com/quicktype/quicktype) does all of this–JSON schema or TypeScript definitions to de/serializers and types in nearly 30 languages at this point. Try it here: https://app.quicktype.io

I usually use this tool: https://app.quicktype.io

Grab the json, paste it into https://app.quicktype.io/ and see if the structure matched your struct.

I usually use https://app.quicktype.io/ , they also have a VSCode plugin and then fieldaligment to make sure it's as compact as possible.

Just paste your json inside app.quicktype.io or it's vscode

P.S. This could be more efficient to generate Codable code than ChatGPT