# Functions
Initialize sets up drivergen for use.
ParseFile will construct an Operation using the TOML in filename.
# Constants
These constants represents the different built in response types.
These constants are the built in types.
These constants are the built in types.
These constants are the built in types.
These constants are the built in types.
These constants are the built in types.
These constants are the built in types.
These constants are the various legacy operations that can be generated.
These constants are the various legacy operations that can be generated.
These constants are the various legacy operations that can be generated.
These constants are the various legacy operations that can be generated.
These constants are the various legacy operations that can be generated.
These constants are the built in types.
These constants are the built in types.
These constants are the various retryability modes.
These constants are the various retryability modes.
These constants are the various retryability modes.
These constants are the various retryable types.
These constants are the various retryable types.
These constants are the built in types.
These constants are the built in types.
# Structs
Command holds the command serialization specific information for an operation.
Operation is the top-level configuration type.
Properties represent general properties of the operation.
RequestField represents an individual operation field.
Response represents a response type to generate.
ResponseField is an individual field of a response.
Retryable represents retryable information for an operation.
# Type aliases
Builtin represent types that are built into the IDL.
BuiltinResponseType is the type used to define built in response types.
LegacyOperation enables legacy versions of find, getMore, or killCursors operations.
RetryableMode are the configuration representations of the retryability modes.
RetryableType instances are the configuration representation of a kind of retryability.