We could generate the client code to invoke the userland API, which would be good because

• Less user boilerplate satisfies our mission
• This is especially nice for Standard Iterators

This will of course only be relevant on the client side - the server side is probably note even worth doing any codegen for because in practice the user will probably be doing their own thing for any particular request - it’s less boilerplatey; the purpose of the client is to defer all of that to the server, that makes it boilerplate

But it raises many questions

• What platforms do we support? How do we specify the library/API they use to invoke these requests? How do we deal with versioning?
• How do we make it extensible, so that the user can set their own headers or perform body transforms, etc? This will likely be specific to the Target

Supported codegen targets

in order:

• typescript - TypeScript with the WHATWG Fetch API (standard in browsers)
• rust - reqwest
• swift - oughtta figure out the standard solution but idk how it'd be extensible
• ruby - could explore an integration with roar or alternatives, or inject our own methods somehow