cf-content-types-generator
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Contentful Content Types (TS Definitions) Generator
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TS contentful content types generator
A CLI to generate Typescript definitions based on JSON export generated with contentful CLI.
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Installation
npm install cf-content-types-generator
Usage
Contentful Content Types (TS Definitions) Generator
USAGE
$ cf-content-types-generator [FILE]
ARGUMENTS
FILE local export (.json)
OPTIONS
-e, --environment=environment environment
-h, --help show CLI help
-o, --out=out output directory
-p, --preserve preserve output folder
-X --v10 create contentful.js v10 types
-r, --response add response types (only for v10 types)
-l, --localized add localized types
-d, --jsdoc add JSDoc comments
-g, --typeguard add type guards
-s, --spaceId=spaceId space id
-t, --token=token management token
-v, --version show CLI version
-a, --host The Management API host
Example
Local
Use a local JSON
file to load contentTypes
. Flags for spaceId
, token
and environement
will be ignored.
Will print result to console
cf-content-types-generator path/to/exported/file.json
in a real world scenario, you would pipe the result to a file.
Will store resulting files in target directory
cf-content-types-generator path/to/exported/file.json -o path/to/target/out/directory
existing directory content will be removed.
Remote
If no file
arg provided, remote mode is enabled.
spaceId
and token
flags need to be set.
cf-content-types-generator -s 2l3j7k267xxx -t CFPAT-64FtZEIOruksuaE_Td0qBvHdELNWBCC0fZUWq1NFxxx
Input
As input a json file with a contentTypes
field is expected:
{
"contentTypes": [
{
"sys": {
"id": "artist",
"type": "ContentType"
},
"displayField": "name",
"name": "Artist",
"fields": [
{
"id": "name",
"name": "Name",
"type": "Symbol",
"required": true,
"validations": [
{
"unique": true
}
]
},
{
"id": "profilePicture",
"name": "Profile Picture",
"type": "Link",
"required": false,
"validations": [
{
"linkMimetypeGroup": ["image"]
}
],
"linkType": "Asset"
},
{
"id": "bio",
"name": "Bio",
"type": "RichText",
"required": false,
"validations": [
{
"nodes": {}
},
{
"enabledMarks": [],
"message": "Marks are not allowed"
},
{
"enabledNodeTypes": [],
"message": "Nodes are not allowed"
}
]
}
]
},
{
"sys": {
"id": "artwork",
"type": "ContentType"
},
"displayField": "name",
"name": "Artwork",
"fields": [
{
"id": "name",
"name": "Name",
"type": "Symbol",
"required": true,
"validations": []
},
{
"id": "type",
"name": "Type",
"type": "Symbol",
"required": false,
"validations": [
{
"in": ["print", "drawing", "painting"],
"message": "Hello - this is a custom error message."
}
]
},
{
"id": "preview",
"name": "Preview",
"type": "Array",
"required": false,
"validations": [],
"items": {
"type": "Link",
"validations": [
{
"linkMimetypeGroup": ["image", "audio", "video"]
}
],
"linkType": "Asset"
}
},
{
"id": "artist",
"name": "Artist",
"type": "Link",
"required": true,
"validations": [
{
"linkContentType": ["artist"]
}
],
"linkType": "Entry"
}
]
}
]
}
This example shows a subset of the actual payload provided by contentful's cli export command.
Output
import * as CFRichTextTypes from '@contentful/rich-text-types';
import { Entry, EntryFields } from 'contentful';
export interface TypeArtistFields {
name: Contentful.EntryFields.Symbol;
profilePicture?: Contentful.Asset;
bio?: EntryFields.RichText;
}
export type TypeArtist = Entry<TypeArtistFields>;
export interface TypeArtworkFields {
name: EntryFields.Symbol;
type?: 'print' | 'drawing' | 'painting';
preview?: Asset[];
artist: Entry<TypeArtistFields>;
}
export type TypeArtwork = Entry<TypeArtworkFields>;
This all only works if you add the contentful
package to your target project to get all relevant type definitions.
Renderer
Extend the default BaseContentTypeRenderer
class, or implement the ContentTypeRenderer
interface for custom rendering.
Relevant methods to override:
| Methods | Description | Override |
| ------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| render
| Enriches a SourceFile
with all relevant nodes | To control content type rendering (you should know what you're doing) |
| getContext
| Returns new render context object | To define custom type renderer and custom module name function |
| addDefaultImports
| Define set of default imports added to every file | To control default imported modules |
| renderField
| Returns a PropertySignatureStructure
representing a field property | To control Field property rendering |
| renderFieldType
| Returns a string
representing a field type | To control field type rendering (recommended) |
| renderEntry
| Returns a TypeAliasDeclarationStructure
representing an entry type alias | To control entry type alias rendering |
| renderEntryType
| Returns a string
representing an entry type | To control entry type rendering (recommended) |
Table represents order of execution
Set content type renderers:
import {
CFDefinitionsBuilder,
DefaultContentTypeRenderer,
LocalizedContentTypeRenderer,
} from 'cf-content-types-generator';
const builder = new CFDefinitionsBuilder([
new DefaultContentTypeRenderer(),
new LocalizedContentTypeRenderer(),
]);
DefaultContentTypeRenderer
A renderer to render type fields and entry definitions. For most scenarios, this renderer is sufficient.
If no custom renderers given, CFDefinitionsBuilder
creates a DefaultContentTypeRenderer
by default.
Example Usage
import { CFDefinitionsBuilder, DefaultContentTypeRenderer } from 'cf-content-types-generator';
const builder = new CFDefinitionsBuilder([new DefaultContentTypeRenderer()]);
V10ContentTypeRenderer
A renderer to render type fields and entry definitions compatible with contentful.js v10.
import { CFDefinitionsBuilder, V10ContentTypeRenderer } from 'cf-content-types-generator';
const builder = new CFDefinitionsBuilder([new V10ContentTypeRenderer()]);
LocalizedContentTypeRenderer
Add additional types for localized fields. It adds utility types to transform fields into localized fields for given locales
More details on the utility types can be found here: Issue 121
Note that these types are not needed when using V10ContentTypeRenderer
as the v10 entry type already supports localization.
Example Usage
import {
CFDefinitionsBuilder,
DefaultContentTypeRenderer,
LocalizedContentTypeRenderer,
} from 'cf-content-types-generator';
const builder = new CFDefinitionsBuilder([
new DefaultContentTypeRenderer(),
new LocalizedContentTypeRenderer(),
]);
Example output
export interface TypeCategoryFields {
title: Contentful.EntryFields.Text;
icon?: Contentful.Asset;
categoryDescription?: Contentful.EntryFields.Text;
}
export type TypeCategory = Contentful.Entry<TypeCategoryFields>;
export type LocalizedTypeCategoryFields<Locales extends keyof any> = LocalizedFields<
TypeCategoryFields,
Locales
>;
export type LocalizedTypeCategory<Locales extends keyof any> = LocalizedEntry<
TypeCategory,
Locales
>;
Example output usage
const localizedCategory: LocalizedTypeCategory<'DE-de' | 'En-en'> = {
fields: {
categoryDescription: {
'DE-de': 'german description',
'En-en': 'english description',
},
},
};
JSDocRenderer
Adds JSDoc Comments to every Entry type and Field type (created by the default renderer, or a renderer that creates the same entry and field type names). This renderer can be customized through renderer options.
JSDocContentTypeRenderer can only render comments for already rendered types. It's essential to add it after the default renderer, or any renderer that creates entry and field types based on the context moduleName resolution.
Example Usage
import { CFDefinitionsBuilder, JsDocRenderer } from 'cf-content-types-generator';
const builder = new CFDefinitionsBuilder([new DefaultContentTypeRenderer(), new JsDocRenderer()]);
Example output
import * as Contentful from 'contentful';
/**
* Fields type definition for content type 'TypeAnimal'
* @name TypeAnimalFields
* @type {TypeAnimalFields}
* @memberof TypeAnimal
*/
export interface TypeAnimalFields {
/**
* Field type definition for field 'bread' (Bread)
* @name Bread
* @localized false
*/
bread: Contentful.EntryFields.Symbol;
}
/**
* Entry type definition for content type 'animal' (Animal)
* @name TypeAnimal
* @type {TypeAnimal}
*/
export type TypeAnimal = Contentful.Entry<TypeAnimalFields>;
TypeGuardRenderer
Adds type guard functions for every content type
Example Usage
import {
CFDefinitionsBuilder,
DefaultContentTypeRenderer,
TypeGuardRenderer,
} from 'cf-content-types-generator';
const builder = new CFDefinitionsBuilder([
new DefaultContentTypeRenderer(),
new TypeGuardRenderer(),
]);
Example output
import { Entry, EntryFields } from 'contentful';
import type { WithContentTypeLink } from 'TypeGuardTypes';
export interface TypeAnimalFields {
bread: EntryFields.Symbol;
}
export type TypeAnimal = Entry<TypeAnimalFields>;
export function isTypeAnimal(entry: WithContentTypeLink): entry is TypeAnimal {
return entry.sys.contentType.sys.id === 'animal';
}
V10TypeGuardRenderer
Adds type guard functions for every content type which are compatible with contentful.js v10.
Example Usage
import {
CFDefinitionsBuilder,
V10ContentTypeRenderer,
V10TypeGuardRenderer,
} from 'cf-content-types-generator';
const builder = new CFDefinitionsBuilder([
new V10ContentTypeRenderer(),
new V10TypeGuardRenderer(),
]);
Example output
import type {
ChainModifiers,
Entry,
EntryFieldTypes,
EntrySkeletonType,
LocaleCode,
} from 'contentful';
export interface TypeAnimalFields {
bread?: EntryFieldTypes.Symbol;
}
export type TypeAnimalSkeleton = EntrySkeletonType<TypeAnimalFields, 'animal'>;
export type TypeAnimal<Modifiers extends ChainModifiers, Locales extends LocaleCode> = Entry<
TypeAnimalSkeleton,
Modifiers,
Locales
>;
export function isTypeAnimal<Modifiers extends ChainModifiers, Locales extends LocaleCode>(
entry: Entry<EntrySkeletonType, Modifiers, Locales>,
): entry is TypeAnimal<Modifiers, Locales> {
return entry.sys.contentType.sys.id === 'animal';
}
ResponseTypeRenderer
Adds response types for every content type which are compatible with contentful.js v10.
Example Usage
import {
CFDefinitionsBuilder,
V10ContentTypeRenderer,
ResponseTypeRenderer,
} from 'cf-content-types-generator';
const builder = new CFDefinitionsBuilder([
new V10ContentTypeRenderer(),
new ResponseTypeRenderer(),
]);
Example output
import type {
ChainModifiers,
Entry,
EntryFieldTypes,
EntrySkeletonType,
LocaleCode,
} from 'contentful';
export interface TypeAnimalFields {
bread?: EntryFieldTypes.Symbol;
}
export type TypeAnimalSkeleton = EntrySkeletonType<TypeAnimalFields, 'animal'>;
export type TypeAnimal<Modifiers extends ChainModifiers, Locales extends LocaleCode> = Entry<
TypeAnimalSkeleton,
Modifiers,
Locales
>;
export type TypeAnimalWithoutLinkResolutionResponse = TypeAnimal<'WITHOUT_LINK_RESOLUTION'>;
export type TypeAnimalWithoutUnresolvableLinksResponse = TypeAnimal<'WITHOUT_UNRESOLVABLE_LINKS'>;
export type TypeAnimalWithAllLocalesResponse<Locales extends LocaleCode = LocaleCode> =
TypeAnimal<'WITH_ALL_LOCALES'>;
export type TypeAnimalWithAllLocalesAndWithoutLinkResolutionResponse<
Locales extends LocaleCode = LocaleCode,
> = TypeAnimal<'WITH_ALL_LOCALES' | 'WITHOUT_LINK_RESOLUTION', Locales>;
export type TypeAnimalWithAllLocalesAndWithoutUnresolvableLinksResponse<
Locales extends LocaleCode = LocaleCode,
> = TypeAnimal<'WITH_ALL_LOCALES' | 'WITHOUT_UNRESOLVABLE_LINKS', Locales>;
Direct Usage
If you're not a CLI person, or you want to integrate it with your tooling workflow, you can also directly use the CFDefinitionsBuilder
from cf-definitions-builder.ts
import CFDefinitionsBuilder from 'cf-content-types-generator';
const stringContent = new CFDefinitionsBuilder()
.appendType({
name: 'My Entry',
sys: {
id: 'myEntry',
type: 'ContentType',
},
fields: [
{
id: 'myField',
name: 'My Field',
type: 'Symbol',
required: true,
validations: [],
disabled: false,
localized: false,
omitted: false,
},
],
})
.toString();
console.log(stringContent);
// import { Entry, EntryFields } from "contentful";
//
// export interface TypeMyEntryFields {
// myField: EntryFields.Symbol;
// }
//
// export type TypeMyEntry = Entry<TypeMyEntryFields>;
Browser Usage
You can use CFDefinitionsBuilder
also in a browser environment.
Example: TS Content Types Generator App