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actionschema-migrate

v0.0.63

Published

Migrate your actionschema server and get an SDK

Downloads

75

Readme

ActionSchema Migrate CLI

This CLI performs a migration on remote ActionSchema microservices and creates an SDK and Typescript Types in your codebase afterwards.

Goals:

  • Provide an easy way to use openapi-based microservices without the pain of microservices.
  • Develop things openapi-first and schema-first while keeping a good typescript integration.

Non-goals:

  • Make this available for other languages than typescript

Usage

  1. Setup your actionschema.json
{
  "$schema": "https://migrate.actionschema.com/migration-context.schema.json"
  //autocomplete from here
}
  1. Run npx actionschema-migrate@latest and follow further instructions.

TODO

  • ✅ Add support for adding sdk for any (partial) openapi from either file or url
  • Fix the client everywhere so client.auth("permission") allows for non-200 status codes without crashing. Can I add this into the type?
  • Use this for actionschema-migrate as well, as it depends on the data and openapi-tools microservices.
  • Add support for all other described functionality (see migration-context)