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asyncapi-decorators

v1.1.3

Published

AsyncAPI & OpenAPI3 decorators and document builders

Downloads

3

Readme

asyncapi-decorators

NPM/Yarn module for generate automatic asyncapi documentation

Getting Started

npm i asyncapi-decorators

Notes:

  • To enable experimental support for metadata decorators in your TypeScript project, you must add "experimentalDecorators": true to your tsconfig.json file.
  • To enable experimental support for auto-generated type metadata in your TypeScript project, you must add "emitDecoratorMetadata": true to your tsconfig.json file. Please note that auto-generated type metadata may have issues with circular or forward references for types.

Decorators

ApiChannel()

This decorator is used to create a Channel definition. You can add message subscription/publishing using the format { publish: YourMessageClass } or { publish: () => YourMessageClass } (in case you have cross references).

It optionally accepts all channel item definition schema attributes from AsyncAPI Channel specification

ApiMessage()

This decorator is used to create a Message definition. It optionally accepts all message definition schema attributes from AsyncAPI Message specification

ApiProperty()

This decorator is used to create a Message property definition. It optionally accepts all message property definition schema attributes from AsyncAPI Message Properties specification

Documentation Builder

const yaml: string = new DocumentationBuilder()
  .setTitle('Awesome API')
  .setDescription('Awesome api description')
  .setVersion('v1.0.0')
  .addServer('production', 'http://localhost:3000', 'http')
  .setDefaultContentType('application/json')
  .toYAML();

Examples

Look into the examples directory to find some ones.