That's the gist of it yes. I think you could implement the same thing with tagged template literals in JS, but Go just offers it natively. 🤓
In js you would use decorators, which are native langage features:
class Invitation { @Serialize({ json: 'invitationToken', db: 'invitation_token' }) token }
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That's the gist of it yes. I think you could implement the same thing with tagged template literals in JS, but Go just offers it natively. 🤓
In js you would use decorators, which are native langage features: