Sequelize To OpenAPI

Based on sequelize-to-json-schemas

With following changes:

1. Rewrite in TypeScript
2. Added OpenAPI validations based on Sequelize validations
3. Only OpenAPI is supported.
4. Focused only on Sequelize 6

Installation

npm install --save @techntools/sequelize-to-openapi

Usage

import { SchemaManager, OpenApiStrategy } from '@techntools/sequelize-to-openapi'

const schemaManager = new SchemaManager
const strategy = new OpenApiStrategy

oapi.schema('User', schemaManager.generate(UserModel, strategy))

Configuration Options

Pass (per) model options to the generate() method:

const userSchema = schemaManager.generate(userModel, strategy, {
    exclude: ['someAttribute'],
    include: ['someAttribute'],
    associations: true,
    excludeAssociations: ['someAssociation'],
    includeAssociations: ['someAssociation'],
});

title and description are dropped

jsonSchema and schema works the same as sequelize-to-json-schemas

Unsupported Types

• GEOMETRY
• RANGE
• ABSTRACT
• GEOGRAPHY
• HSTORE

While sequelize-to-json-schemas throws error for these, this package simply ignores them so that you can use generated schema for rest of the types and support these types the way you see fit

Validators

Following validators are supported:

| Sequelize | OpenAPI Keyword | | :-------- | :-------------------------- | | min | minimum | | max | maximum | | len | minLength/maxLength | | notEmpty | minLength | | notIn | { not: { enum: [] } } |

| Sequelize | OpenAPI Format | | :-------- | :------------- | | isEmail | email | | isUrl | url | | isUUID | uuid |

| Sequelize | OpenAPI Pattern | | :------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | isAlpha | ^[a-zA-Z]+$ | | isNumeric | ^[0-9]+$ | | isAlphanumeric | ^[a-zA-Z0-9]+$ | | isLowercase | ^[a-z]+$ | | isUppercase | ^[A-Z]+$ | | contains | ^.*' + val + '.*$ | | notContains | ^(?!.*' + val + ').*$With array:^(?!.*(' + val.args.join('\|') + ')).*$ |

| Sequelize | AJV | | -------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | | is as string | { regexp: '' } | | is as RegExp | { regexp: '' } | | is as { args: '', msg } | { regexp: '' } | | is as { args: RegExp, msg } | { regexp: '' } | | is as { args: ['pat', 'f'], msg } | { regexp: { pattern: pat, flag: f }} | | is as array | { regexp: { pattern: val[0], flag: val[1] }} | | not as string | { not: { regexp: '' }} | | not as RegExp | { not: { regexp: '' }} | | not as { args: '', msg } | { not: { regexp: '' }} | | not as { args: RegExp, msg } | { not: { regexp: '' }} | | not as { args: ['pat', 'f'], msg } | { not: { regexp: { pattern: pat, flag: f }}} | | not as array | { not: { regexp: { pattern: val[0], flag: val[1] }}} |

Case with regular expression

Flags such as i, g etc. are not supported in OpenAPI. Sequelize can use string or RegExp class for regex. So, to avoid these limitations, I have used regexp keyword from ajv-keywords package for is and not validators.

This makes generated OpenAPI schema not fully compliant with the standard. But you can drop those validators if you face issues.

Demo

Check my repo for usage of the package. It uses sequelize-typescript.

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License

This project is released under MIT LICENSE

Contributing

1. Keep the changes small
2. Add the tests
3. Existing tests have to pass

Credits

Full credits to the authors and contributors of sequelize-to-json-schemas for the great work