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Adapt Materal Enums

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haibaraaiaptx·vlatest·other·MIT

This skill dynamically adjusts enum values based on provided data, streamlining configuration and improving data consistency across applications.

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    $ npx skills add haibaraaiaptx/frontend-openapi-skills --skill adapt-materal-enums -a claude-code
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haibaraaiaptx

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About this skill

What it does

This skill adapts material enums. It allows for the transformation of data based on predefined enum values, likely within a frontend application context. The precise nature of this adaptation isn't detailed but implies modification or translation of data represented by enumerated types.

When to use it

  • When you need to translate backend enum values into user-friendly labels in a frontend interface.
  • To dynamically adjust UI elements based on the current value of an enum.
  • For converting enum representations for display or processing purposes.
  • During data migration where enum values require mapping to new representations.

Key capabilities

  • Adapts material enums.
  • Transforms data based on enum values.
  • Frontend application context support.

Example prompts

  • "Adapt the 'status' enum for display in the user interface."
  • "Translate the 'role' enum to its corresponding label."
  • "Show me the adapted values of the 'priority' enum."

Tips & gotchas

The specific enums supported and adaptation logic are not defined, so ensure compatibility with your data structure. This skill likely requires a frontend environment where material UI components are used.