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pbjs2typescript

v4.0.0

Published

Typescript definition generator for Protocol Buffer definitions

Downloads

3

Readme

Pbjs2TypeScript (Proto2TypeScript)

This tool generate TypeScript definitions for your Protocol Buffers models, when you use the excellent ProtoBuf.js library.

UPDATES -- Difference from aliok/Proto2TypeScript

This fork version:

  • Added support for *.proto and protobufjs (only) 6.x json format
  • Rewrote code in ES6 syntax
  • Separated data interface from Message class
export interface IAwesomeMessage {
  awesome_field: number;
}

export class AwesomeMessage extends protobuf.Message<AwesomeMessage> implements IAwesomeMessage {
  public awesome_field: number;
  ...
}
  • Removed -c, -u, -p options
  • Added --noCtor, --noCreate, --noCoding, --noInherit, --bytes options
    • --noCtor: Don't generate constructor
    • --noCreate, Don't generate create() method
    • --noCoding: Don't generate encode()/decode() methods
    • --noInherit: Don't inherit Message<T> class
    • --bytes: Set type name of "bytes" field. (default: Uint8Array)

UPDATES (aliok/Proto2TypeScript) -- Difference from the original

Original tool doesn't seem supported anymore.

My updates:

  • Made the package globally installable
  • Converted the tool code from Typescript to Javascript as the build process for NPM package with Typescript was not there at all
  • Fixed some bugs
  • Published on NPM

Also, the build process was a mess. I fixed those. But I don't even send a PR, because I changed a lot of stuff.


Installation

npm install pbjs2typescript -g

Usage

# Convert the model to TypeScript definitions
pbjs2typescript --file model.proto > model.d.ts

or,

# Parse and convert the proto file to json using pbjs (from ProtoBuf.js)
pbjs model.proto > model.json

# Convert the model to TypeScript definitions
pbjs2typescript --file model.json > model.d.ts

Options

Options:
  -f, --file              proto file or JSON file                             [required]
  --noCtor                Don't generate `constructor`                        [default: false]
  --noCreate              Don't generate `create()` method                    [default: false]
  --noCoding              Don't generate `encode()`/`decode()` methods        [default: false]
  --noInherit             Don't inherit `Message<T>` class                    [default: false]
  --bytes                 Set type name of "bytes" field.                     [default: Uint8Array]

Gulp

See https://github.com/aliok/websocket-protobufs-ts-experiments for Gulp integration.

Why ?

Because intelligent code completion is cool :-)

Requirements

It is a Node.js project. The sourcecode is written in TypeScript, but the JavaScript output is present in the repository.

If you want to run the tests, you need bash, mocha and typescript.

npm install mocha -g
npm install typescript -g

In order to run tests:

./runTests.sh

Changes

4.0

  • Added support for *.proto file (-f, --file options)
  • fixed property type name of interface
    • in interface, if type of property is "message", now correctly specifies the message interface name, not message class name
    • e.g.:
export interface IAwesomeMessage {
  awesome_field: ISubDoc; // type is interface ISubDoc
}

export class AwesomeMessage extends protobuf.Message<AwesomeMessage> implements IAwesomeMessage {
  public awesome_field: SubDoc; // type if class SubDoc
  ...
}

export interface ISubDoc {
  ...
}

export class SubDoc extends protobuf.Message<SubDoc> implements ISubDoc {
  ...
}
  • Removed -m, --moduleName options
  • Added --bytes option
    • --bytes: Set type name of "bytes" field. (default: Uint8Array)

3.0

  • Added support for protobufjs (only) 6.x json format
  • Rewrote code in ES6 syntax
  • Separated data interface from Message class
export interface IAwesomeMessage {
  awesome_field: number;
}

export class AwesomeMessage extends protobuf.Message<AwesomeMessage> implements IAwesomeMessage {
  public awesome_field: number;
  ...
}
  • Removed -c, -u, -p options
  • Added -m, --moduleName, --noCtor, --noCreate, --noCoding, --noInherit options
    • -m, --moduleName: Set top level module name
    • --noCtor: Don't generate constructor
    • --noCreate, Don't generate create() method
    • --noCoding: Don't generate encode()/decode() methods
    • --noInherit: Don't inherit Message<T> class

Acknowledgements

This code is developed in context of the BRIDGE project.

Licence

The source code of this tool is licenced under the MIT License.