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2. Code Generation & Type Inference Disclaimer

JSON Empire features automated code inference engines that convert raw JSON payloads into strongly-typed models across various programming languages, including:

• TypeScript: Interfaces, type aliases, union types, and optional properties.
• Python: Pydantic V2 BaseModel classes, standard @dataclass models, and TypedDict schemas.
• Golang: Idiomatic Go structs with acronym recognition (APIURL, IPAddress), JSON tags, and pointer types (*string) for nullable fields.
• Rust: Serde structs with Option<T>, raw identifiers (r#type), and rename_all attributes.
• Java: Spring Boot DTOs, Lombok @Data models, and Java 14+ Records with Jackson annotations and OffsetDateTime.
• Dart / Flutter: Null-safe classes with fromJson, toJson, and copyWith methods.
• Swift: Codable and Sendable structs with CodingKeys enums.
• Kotlin: Data classes with Kotlinx.serialization, Moshi, or Gson annotations and backtick keyword escapes (`object`).
• C#: .NET record classes with System.Text.Json / Newtonsoft.Json property attributes.
• PHP: Typed PHP 8.2+ classes with constructor property promotion and JSON serialization.

Because JSON is an inherently untyped and dynamic serialization format, sample JSON payloads may not represent all possible edge cases, null values, or polymorphic subtypes in your production API. You assume full responsibility for verifying that generated models conform to your application’s architectural requirements, validation constraints, and serialization libraries.

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