@schani Is there still no way to disable the automatic renaming of properties at all? Or am I missing something?

I've spent many hours looking into this, and there's heaps of other issues asking for it... is there at least some dodgy hack I can do to disable the renaming of properties?

Right now I'm:

• Using quicktype-core in my Node app
• passing in sample JSON files
• outputting Rust structs

Here's my code so far:

const jsonInput = jsonInputForTargetLanguage('rust');
await jsonInput.addSource({
    name: 'MainStructName',
    samples: json_samples,
});

const inputData = new InputData();
inputData.addInput(jsonInput);

const result = await quicktype({
    inputData,
    lang: 'rust',
    inferDateTimes: false,
    alphabetizeProperties: true,
    inferEnums: false,
    rendererOptions: {},
});

Although I'm keen to figure this out for any output language, not just Rust.

Looking through some of the source code, I can see stuff such as:

protected namerForObjectProperty(): Namer | null;

...the | null implies it can be disabled? And the fact that it's a property implies that these are pluggable and maybe I can supply my own naming function?

But I can't figure out how to actually do it.

Is it possible at all?

Most other similar apps have a toggle for PascalCasing. Being able to disable the renaming completely or toggle it would be awesome.