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List of supported language/framework generators from docker?

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Description

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How do I get the current list of generators available from the docker image or the CLI in the docker image? I can't find the documentation either.

ada
android
async-scala
clojure
cpprest
csharp
CsharpDotNet2
cwiki
dart
dynamic-html
eiffel
elixir
elm
erlang-client
flash
go
groovy
haskell-http-client
html
html2
java
jaxrs
jaxrs-cxf-client
jaxrs-cxf
jaxrs-spec
jaxrs-resteasy-eap
jaxrs-resteasy
inflector
ini
java-pkmst
java-play-framework
java-undertow-server
javase
jaxb
jmeter
kotlin
lua
kotlin-server
kotlin-spring
mock
nodejs-server
objc
openapi
openapi-yaml
perl
php
python
qt5cpp
r
restbed
ruby
rust
scala
scalatra
spring
spring-mvc
swagger
swagger-yaml
swift
tizen
typescript-angular
typescript-angularjs
typescript-aurelia
typescript-fetch
typescript-jquery
typescript-node
typescript
undertow
ze-ph

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Research direction

Review the Docker image and CLI documentation to determine whether the listed generators are complete and how users can retrieve the current list. Done means documenting the supported generators and the relevant way to obtain the list, if documentation is the intended resolution.

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Assessment

Tech stack
docker
Domain
cli, documentation
Issue type
Documentation
Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
32/100

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