fix: add ts-morph to dependencies

[poteboy]

During CLI execution of openapi-react-query-codegen, the library uses ts-morph as part of its internal process (as you can see here). However, ts-morph was not included as a dependency, which could lead to runtime issues when executing the CLI.

Alternatively, if adding ts-morph as a dependency feels burdensome, it may be helpful to include installation instructions for ts-morph in the documentation.

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[seriouslag]

It is listed as a peerDependancy. I believe all modern package managers pull the peer dependencies if not specified in the projects package.json.

If this is not the case could you provide an example.

[poteboy]

@seriouslag
Actually, not all modern package managers auto-install peer dependencies. Only npm v7+, pnpm v8+ and Bun v1.x do this by default. Package managers like npm ~v6, pnpm ~v8, and Yarn (at least v1) won’t install peer dependencies automatically—you’d need to set auto-install-peers=true or use an option like install-peers.
Therefore, as mentioned in the PR description, adding installation instructions for ts-morph in the documentation could help avoid runtime issues.

Refs:

• https://github.com/npm/rfcs/blob/main/implemented/0025-install-peer-deps.md
• pnpm/pnpm.io@6d1f1a3

[seriouslag]

@seriouslag Actually, not all modern package managers auto-install peer dependencies. Only npm v7+, pnpm v8+ and Bun v1.x do this by default. Package managers like npm ~v6, pnpm ~v8, and Yarn (at least v1) won’t install peer dependencies automatically—you’d need to set auto-install-peers=true or use an option like install-peers. Therefore, as mentioned in the PR description, adding installation instructions for ts-morph in the documentation could help avoid runtime issues.

Refs:

• https://github.com/npm/rfcs/blob/main/implemented/0025-install-peer-deps.md
• pnpm/pnpm.io@6d1f1a3

I believe you listed a bunch of unmaintained package managers 🤷‍♂️

• npm 6 is from 6 years ago
• pnpm less than 8 doesn't have docs on their site.
• yarn 1 is dead, to my knowledge

Is the only reason for this change to support these older package manager versions?

[poteboy]

@seriouslag
pnpm v8 is still documented on their site, and v9 was only released 7 months ago. If that timeframe doesn't qualify as "modern," then it seems our definitions of "modern" differ. That said, the claim that "pnpm v8 doesn't have docs on their site" is simply not accurate. The emoji 🤷‍♂️ suggests this may not be a constructive discussion, so I’ll leave it at that. No hard feelings