I'm unsure whether I'm doing something wrong, so feel free to correct me, otherwise I can open this up as an issue.

This command correctly creates all hooks with the exception of the infiniteQueries.ts file.
openapi-rq -i http://localhost:5000/rest/openapi -o ./src/data/api --pageParam after --nextPageParam nextLink

When I examine the generated hooks:
SongService.getSongIdById({ after: pageParam as number, authorization, filter, first, id, orderby, select, xMsApiRole }) as TData
I see an error on the after parameter. It's expecting a string (correct), but this code is brute forcing it to a number (incorrect).

Here's an example of the nextLink value:
"nextLink": "http://localhost:5000/rest/Song?$first=5&$after=W3siRW50aXR5TmFtZSI6IlNvbmciLCJGaWVsZE5hbWUiOiJJZCIsIkZpZWxkVmFsdWUiOiJBQjc4MDlBRC02RkE0LTQ1NkQtQkQ3NS0wM0VCMjcxOTZBMjIiLCJEaXJlY3Rpb24iOjB9XQ=="

My first thought was that this library doesn't support cursor-based pagination, but as it's so widely used, I'd be surprised. Am I doing something wrong?