reverse-generate typealized interfaces to get started with code-first in existing code-bases

[earloc]

As a developer, I want to reverse-engineer existing *.resx into typealized interfaces, to start leveraging the code-first approach in existing codebases.

[earloc]

Easy for genarating simple properties.
Not so easy for formatted strings.

Assuming resource-keys or - values may contain format parameters like {0}, etc, the generator may use this as a foundation to generate the interface. It's very unprobable that those parameters are in a notation understood well by TypealizR in order to generate meaningful method names.

Another problematic scenario to follow is when devs would start to manipulate the reverse-engineered Interfaces, which would result in new keys, with no way to detect the original key/value when exporting.

Maybe this would need to introduce some kind of a annotation (probably an attribute) to "lock-in" to a certain key 🤔, which would be generated over method names.

This attribute may then even be used in pure code-first approaches to let people influence names during export.

[TypealizedKey("SomeKeyName) ] or something similar.