Replaced generation-related schemas with event-oriented ones like EventCreate, EventResponse, and EventTheme schemas. Introduced new fields and structures to support event management, including RSVP, themes, and contact information. Removed unused schemas and adjusted naming for consistency.
This refactor replaces outdated API methods with new ones, aligning with updated backend endpoints. The changes include renaming and restructuring query/mutation functions and their corresponding types to improve consistency and support additional API capabilities.
Introduced schemas and types for Guests and RSVPs, along with their create, read, update, and delete endpoints. This also includes React Query integrations for managing guest and RSVP data in the frontend.
Simplify and standardize type and function names for uploadFile and generatePresignedUrl operations. This change improves readability and aligns naming conventions across the codebase. No functional behavior was altered.
Introduces schemas, types, and API endpoints for managing file uploads using presigned URLs. Includes request and response models, React Query hooks, and client SDK functionality for generating and consuming presigned URLs.
This commit introduces functionality to delete event themes via the API. It includes type definitions, SDK methods, and a React Query mutation for `deleteEventTheme`. Users can perform both soft and hard deletes with this implementation.
This commit introduces detailed schemas and types for events and event themes, including creation, update, and response objects. It also adds support for paginated event responses and newly defined API endpoints such as creating, updating, and fetching event themes and events. These additions enhance the schema structure and improve type safety for event-related operations.
Updated the formatting for auto-generated schemas, types, and related files to adhere to consistent coding standards (e.g., double quotes, indentation). No functional changes were made, ensuring behavior remains identical.
Integrated auto-generated TypeScript client and schemas using @hey-api/openapi-ts for API communication. Includes type definitions, API endpoint handlers, and React Query integration for enhanced type safety and developer experience.
