OneOf causes invalid functions #178
Description
Using this plugin along with a types file generated by typescript typescript-operations on a schema that includes use of @OneOf directive causes an invalid object.
A oneof input generates an object like
/** One-Of attributes for quote content */
export type OneOfInput =
{ a: AInputType; b?: never; c?: never; d?: never; e?: never; }
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{ a?: never; b: BInputType; c?: never; d?: never; e?: never; }
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{ a?: never; b?: never; c: CInputType; d?: never; e?: never; }
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{ a?: never; b?: never; c?: never; d: DInputType; e?: never; }
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{ a?: never; b?: never; c?: never; d?: never; e: EInputType; };
The corresponding mock generation looks like
export const anOneOfInput = (overrides?: Partial<OneOfInput>, _relationshipsToOmit: Set<string> = new Set()): OneOfInput => {
const relationshipsToOmit: Set<string> = new Set(_relationshipsToOmit);
relationshipsToOmit.add('OneOfInput');
return {
a: overrides && overrides.hasOwnProperty('a') ? overrides.a! : relationshipsToOmit.has('AInputType') ? {} as AInputType : anAInputType({}, relationshipsToOmit),
b: overrides && overrides.hasOwnProperty('b') ? overrides.b! : relationshipsToOmit.has('BInputType') ? {} as BInputType : aBInputType({}, relationshipsToOmit),
c: overrides && overrides.hasOwnProperty('c') ? overrides.c! : relationshipsToOmit.has('CInputType') ? {} as CInputType : aCInputType({}, relationshipsToOmit),
d: overrides && overrides.hasOwnProperty('d') ? overrides.d! : relationshipsToOmit.has('DInputType') ? {} as DInputType : aDInputType({}, relationshipsToOmit),
e: overrides && overrides.hasOwnProperty('e') ? overrides.e! : relationshipsToOmit.has('EInputType') ? {} as EInputType : anEInputType({}, relationshipsToOmit),
};
};
Typescript compile then fails because the object being returned could have multiple of the fields but the type must only have one field.