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Has anyone found it useful to work with the identity schema directly in their implementing applications? It seems like a well defined document that could be leveraged in client library implementations. Maybe help the developer more easily map the identity to their internal model? I’m working on a Devise / Warden authentication strategy in Ruby now and I’m exploring my options.

I generate Go types and TypeScript types directly from the JSON schema to use in my applications. Does this count?

Thanks. This is my ugly make target for generating the types. Hope it helps :pray:

<https://github.com/atreya2011/go-kratos-test/blob/7c54bcb25779ce94d5261f8eb1afbf5e4b27ec52/Makefile#L10>

Since I find handling JSON a bit unwieldy, I write the schema in YAML, convert that to JSON, and then convert the JSON to Go and TS types :slightly_smiling_face:

I like that. I already write a lot of yaml for kubernetes as it is anyway.

The YAML file link for your reference: <https://github.com/atreya2011/go-kratos-test/blob/main/identity-schemas/service/person.schema.yaml> :man-bowing: