react-docgen VS ts-transformer-keys

It’s possible, assuming you’ve typed your props using TS (maybe proptypes would work too, not sure) you can then use ReactDocGen (https://react-docgen.dev/) to have the types output in a way you can read them in code.

saw this code on the react-docgen repo source

In this post, the tool react-docgen is presented, and I have stumble upon esdoc as well. Whereas esdoc does automatic generation of documentation, react-docgen extracts the information of the React components and puts it into a JSON file.

Well, you can, but there is a caveat... You would need to use a custom TS transformer. There is one that goes kinda half way to what you need: https://github.com/kimamula/ts-transformer-keys

However, there are some pre-processing / transformer tools which can generate the necessary code behind the scenes to do this. e.g. https://github.com/kimamula/ts-transformer-keys

If you have an interface for the promise's contained type, you can do it programmatically with transformers.

Wow, after researching this for an hour, it looks like it's actually possible! Check this out.

It was a class with some properties on it. I found this which seems to solve my problem https://github.com/kimamula/ts-transformer-keys