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@lagoni/asyncapi-quicktype-template

v1.0.2

Published

Template to generate type files with quicktype.

Downloads

2,898

Readme

Template to generate type files for the AsyncAPI Generator

This template generates types based on the desired language specified with the quicktypeLanguage parameter. This template generates all the defined message payloads. To fully use this template it is expected to be generated into a project already setup.

Currently this template supports all the Quicktype languages, C++, C#, crystal, dart, elm, golang, haskell, java, json-schema, javascript, javascript-prop-types, kotlin, pike, python, rust, ruby, swift and typescript.

This template is ONLY a wrapper to the underlying jonaslagoni/asyncapi-quicktype-filter. All functionality are located there and is where it interact with the Quicktype libraries.

Usage

ag asyncapi.yaml @lagoni/asyncapi-quicktype-template -o output --param "quick
typeLanguage=java"

Supported parameters

|Name|Description|Required|Allowed values|Example| |---|---|---|---|---| |quicktypeLanguage|Define which language types should be generated for.|Yes| cplusplus, csharp, crystal, dart, elm, golang, haskell, java, jsonschema, javascript, javascriptproptypes, kotlin, pike, python, rust, ruby, swift, typescript|"quicktypeLanguage=csharp"| |renderOptions|Object to parse on to quicktype when rendering the files.|No|Object|'renderOptions={"package":"testing.io.test"}'| |subTargetDir|Filepath relative to the output folder to place the files.|No|String|"subTargetDir=src/test"|

Special descriptions for languages

Below is a description on how to use the generated files, I have only tested Java and C#. All the render parameters can be found in the code for each language under the Quicktype library, I didnt find any actual documentation for this, so you have to find it the hard way.

Java

Java requires the jackson library to compile.

Its render parameters can be found here the actual implementation of Quicktype.

C#

C# requires the Newtonsoft library to compile.

Its render parameters can be found here the actual implementation of Quicktype.