fix: escape special characters in enum values#635
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Fixes adelsz#611 - enum values containing apostrophes or backslashes now generate valid TypeScript. Added escapeEnumValue() function that escapes backslashes and single quotes in enum values before wrapping them in string literals.
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Fix for #611
When PostgreSQL enum values contain apostrophes (e.g.,
car's), pgtyped generates invalid TypeScript:Added escapeEnumValue() function that escapes backslashes and single quotes before wrapping enum values in string literals:
car's→'car\'s'path\dir→'path\\dir'Added 3 unit tests in packages/cli/src/generator.test.ts covering: