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@openapi-typescript-infra/create

v2.2.0

Published

Project generator for @openapi-typescript-infra services

Downloads

143

Readme

@openapi-typescript-infra/create

A plop-based project generator and maintenance tool for services. Builds tests and other infra to get up and running quickly. The generally expected conventions for project naming are:

  • something-api - a service meant to be hit by the outside world that primarily hosts an OpenAPI endpoint (can have unspec'ed routes as well)
  • something-serv - a service meant to be HIDDEN from the outside world but hit from other services (-web, -api, other -servs and admin tools) that hosts an OpenAPI endpoint (can have unspec'ed routes as well)
  • something-web - a service meant to host a React app via Next (this is not wired up to the generator yet)
mkdir my-cool-api
cd my-cool-api
yarn create @openapi-typescript-infra

After that you can run yarn build to vet things, then yarn test. Then you should get to work on your API spec, which you can find in the api directory of your newly created project.