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- ✅ Fixed: Wrong schema wins for nested paths
- specificity is now the length of the longest matching path for each file, so nested overrides beat grouped parent resources with longer sibling paths.
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diff --git a/src/groqFiles/__tests__/resources.test.ts b/src/groqFiles/__tests__/resources.test.ts
--- a/src/groqFiles/__tests__/resources.test.ts
+++ b/src/groqFiles/__tests__/resources.test.ts
@@ -142,6 +142,28 @@
])
})
+ test('scores specificity by the matching path, not a longer sibling on the same resource', async () => {
+ const dir = await project({
+ 'schema.json': await readFile(SCHEMA, 'utf8'),
+ 'shop/schema.json': SHOP_SCHEMA,
+ })
+ const resolved = await resolveGroqFiles({
+ options: {
+ resources: [
+ {path: ['src', 'packages/very-long-name'], schema: './schema.json'},
+ {path: 'src/blog', schema: 'shop/schema.json'},
+ ],
+ schema: './schema.json',
+ },
+ root: dir,
+ })
+ const schemaPathFor = (file: string) => schemaFor(resolved, join(dir, file)).schemaPath
+
+ expect(schemaPathFor('src/blog/posts.groq')).toBe(join(dir, 'shop', 'schema.json'))
+ expect(schemaPathFor('src/other/page.groq')).toBe(join(dir, 'schema.json'))
+ expect(schemaPathFor('packages/very-long-name/x.groq')).toBe(join(dir, 'schema.json'))
+ })
+
test('requires absolute paths when there is no root to resolve against', async () => {
const dir = await project({'schema.json': await readFile(SCHEMA, 'utf8')})
const none = await resolveGroqFiles({options: {}})
diff --git a/src/groqFiles/resources.ts b/src/groqFiles/resources.ts
--- a/src/groqFiles/resources.ts
+++ b/src/groqFiles/resources.ts
@@ -123,8 +123,11 @@
export interface ResolvedGroqFileResource extends GroqFileSchema {
/** Whether this resource types `file`, an absolute path. */
claims: (file: string) => boolean
- /** How specific the resource is: the longest matching `path` wins. */
- specificity: number
+ /**
+ * How specific this resource is for `file`: the length of its longest `path` that claims the
+ * file. Used so a nested folder can override a parent when both resources match.
+ */
+ specificity: (file: string) => number
}
/** `GroqFilesOptions` with every path resolved and every schema read. */
@@ -194,12 +197,20 @@
const paths = Array.isArray(resource.path) ? resource.path : [resource.path]
const matchers = paths.flatMap((path) => {
const located = locate(path)
- return located === undefined ? [] : [matcher(root ?? parse(located).root, located)]
+ return located === undefined
+ ? []
+ : [{matches: matcher(root ?? parse(located).root, located), specificity: path.length}]
})
resources.push({
...schema,
- claims: (file) => matchers.some((matches) => matches(file)),
- specificity: Math.max(...paths.map((path) => path.length)),
+ claims: (file) => matchers.some(({matches}) => matches(file)),
+ specificity: (file) => {
+ let best = -1
+ for (const {matches, specificity} of matchers) {
+ if (matches(file) && specificity > best) best = specificity
+ }
+ return best
+ },
})
}
@@ -214,9 +225,10 @@
let best: GroqFileSchema = resolved.fallback
let specificity = -1
for (const resource of resolved.resources) {
- if (resource.specificity > specificity && resource.claims(file)) {
+ const resourceSpecificity = resource.specificity(file)
+ if (resourceSpecificity > specificity) {
best = resource
- specificity = resource.specificity
+ specificity = resourceSpecificity
}
}
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- ✅ Fixed: Schema aliases shadow builtin types
- Skip Array/Record when they appear as parameterized lib generics, and rename colliding schema aliases so they no longer shadow the builtins.
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diff --git a/src/groqFiles/__tests__/groqModule.test.ts b/src/groqFiles/__tests__/groqModule.test.ts
--- a/src/groqFiles/__tests__/groqModule.test.ts
+++ b/src/groqFiles/__tests__/groqModule.test.ts
@@ -208,3 +208,62 @@
expect(code).not.toContain('type QueryResponse_2')
})
})
+
+describe('TypeGenerator.generateGroqModule with a schema type named Array or Record', () => {
+ const schema = [
+ {
+ attributes: {
+ _id: {type: 'objectAttribute', value: {type: 'string'}},
+ _type: {type: 'objectAttribute', value: {type: 'string', value: 'record'}},
+ title: {type: 'objectAttribute', value: {type: 'string'}},
+ },
+ name: 'record',
+ type: 'document' as const,
+ },
+ {
+ attributes: {
+ _id: {type: 'objectAttribute', value: {type: 'string'}},
+ _type: {type: 'objectAttribute', value: {type: 'string', value: 'array'}},
+ title: {type: 'objectAttribute', value: {type: 'string'}},
+ },
+ name: 'array',
+ type: 'document' as const,
+ },
+ {
+ attributes: {
+ _id: {type: 'objectAttribute', value: {type: 'string'}},
+ _type: {type: 'objectAttribute', value: {type: 'string', value: 'post'}},
+ arr: {type: 'objectAttribute', value: {name: 'array', type: 'inline'}},
+ title: {type: 'objectAttribute', value: {type: 'string'}},
+ },
+ name: 'post',
+ type: 'document' as const,
+ },
+ ]
+
+ test('does not emit unused Array/Record aliases that would shadow the builtins', () => {
+ const {code} = new TypeGenerator().generateGroqModule({
+ content: '*[_type == "post"]{title}',
+ filename: 'posts.groq',
+ schema,
+ })
+ expect(code).toContain('export type QueryResponse = Array<{')
+ expect(code).toContain('export type QueryParams = Record<string, never>;')
+ expect(code).not.toMatch(/^type Array\b/m)
+ expect(code).not.toMatch(/^type Record\b/m)
+ })
+
+ test('renames a referenced Array alias so the Array builtin stays generic', () => {
+ const {code} = new TypeGenerator().generateGroqModule({
+ content: '*[_type == "post"]{arr}',
+ filename: 'posts.groq',
+ schema,
+ })
+ expect(code).toContain('type Array_2 = {')
+ expect(code).toContain('arr: Array_2;')
+ expect(code).toContain('export type QueryResponse = Array<{')
+ expect(code).not.toMatch(/^type Array =/m)
+ expect(code).toContain('export type QueryParams = Record<string, never>;')
+ expect(code).not.toMatch(/^type Record\b/m)
+ })
+})
diff --git a/src/groqFiles/groqModule.ts b/src/groqFiles/groqModule.ts
--- a/src/groqFiles/groqModule.ts
+++ b/src/groqFiles/groqModule.ts
@@ -17,8 +17,14 @@
export const GROQ_RESULT_BRAND = '__groqResult'
export const GROQ_PARAMS_BRAND = '__groqParams'
+/**
+ * Lib generics the module writes itself (`Array<…>`, `Record<…>`). A schema alias with the same
+ * name would shadow them and break every list result and empty-params type.
+ */
+const BUILTIN_GENERICS = new Set(['Array', 'Record'])
+
/** Names a module declares itself, which a schema type alias cannot take. */
-const MODULE_NAMES = new Set(['query', QUERY_PARAMS, QUERY_RESPONSE])
+const MODULE_NAMES = new Set(['query', QUERY_PARAMS, QUERY_RESPONSE, ...BUILTIN_GENERICS])
/**
* Why a `.groq` file could not be typed, or not entirely. Reported by the content mapper with
@@ -288,6 +294,17 @@
}
function visitIdentifiers(node: t.Node, visit: (identifier: t.Identifier) => void): void {
+ // `Array<T>` / `Record<K, V>` name the lib generics, not schema aliases — skip the type name so
+ // collectReferences does not pull those aliases in, and renamed does not rewrite the builtins.
+ if (
+ t.isTSTypeReference(node) &&
+ node.typeParameters &&
+ t.isIdentifier(node.typeName) &&
+ BUILTIN_GENERICS.has(node.typeName.name)
+ ) {
+ visitIdentifiers(node.typeParameters, visit)
+ return
+ }
if (t.isIdentifier(node)) {
visit(node)
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Exports the class that turns a schema and groq-js type nodes into TypeScript types, with generateTsType public, so a tool that types GROQ outside TypeGenerator produces the same output sanity typegen generate writes. @sanity-labs/groq-content-mapper, the TypeScript 7.1 content mapper for .groq files, constructs it from a schema, calls generateTsType on query results and inferred params, and iterates it for the schema type aliases a result refers to. Marked @beta. Nothing else in the public API changes.
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Ports the content mapper and the runtime entries (register, vite, jest, next) from sanity-io/codegen#176 and #177 into a standalone package that depends on @sanity/codegen for type generation. Co-authored-by: Cursor Agent <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Ports the content mapper and the runtime entries (register, vite, jest, next) from sanity-io/codegen#176 and #177 into a standalone package that depends on @sanity/codegen for type generation.
…content mapper Try sanity-io/codegen#176 + #177, sanity-io/client#1373 and sanity-io/next-sanity#3961 end to end: every query moves into its own .groq file, imported as `import q, {type QueryResponse} from './x.groq' with {type: 'text'}`, with the result and params inferred by `sanityFetch` / `client.fetch` with no generic argument and no global `SanityQueries` registry. - tsconfig.json registers the `@sanity/codegen` content mapper for .groq against ./schema.json; type-check runs tsc 7.1 with --runExternalCode - next.config.ts wraps the config in `withGroqFiles`, which re-runs the production type check with that flag - next-sanity's preview types `sanityFetch` params from the brand, so the cache wrappers pass `ClientParams<QueryString>` straight through - `ProjectDuration` is a client component typed by a type-only .groq import; the query text stays out of the client chunks - the generated query types and the hand-written `SlugsByTypeQueryParams` go away; the mapper infers `{type: 'page' | 'project'}` itself Co-authored-by: Cody Olsen <stipsan@users.noreply.github.com>
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The codegen side of sanity-labs/groq-content-mapper#1, the TypeScript 7.1 content mapper that types
.groqfile imports, in the way sanity-io/client#1373 is the client side. The feature itself lives in that package, which depends on this one; this PR exports the one class it needs.SchemaTypeGeneratoris the classTypeGeneratoralready builds internally to turn a schema and groq-js type nodes into TypeScript types. It is now exported, marked@beta, andgenerateTsTypeis public (it was the only private method the mapper needs; everything else it calls,evaluateQueryand the iterator, was public already). The mapper constructs one per schema, callsgenerateTsTypeon a query's result and on the types inferred for its$params, and iterates it for the schema aliases a result refers to, so what it types for a.groqimport is whatsanity typegen generatewrites for the same query. Until this ships, the mapper reaches the same instance throughTypeGenerator's private selector, which this export replaces.Nothing else in the public API changes.
generateTsTypemoved up among the public members, which is what the long diff inschemaTypeGenerator.tsis; the body is unchanged.Verification
generateTsTypetypes a result node that is not in the schema, naming schema types by alias (AuthorReference,Slug | null), a string literal, and a missing inline type asunknownwith the existing note;ArrayOfuse is reported throughisArrayOfUsed; iteration yields{name, id, tsType}in schema order, withinternalGroqTypeReferenceToon a reference type.pnpm test(16 files, 195 tests), build and size-limit pass; api-extractor accepts the new export with its release tag, and the bundle is unchanged within noise (raw 5 480 271 → 5 480 299 bytes).A separate one-line fix that came out of the same work, slice bounds such as
[10...$end]failing typegen, is #179.