swagger-typescript-api

Generate api via swagger scheme.
Supports OA 3.0, 2.0, JSON, yaml
Generated api module use Fetch Api to make requests.

Any questions you can ask here or in our slack(#swagger-typescript-api channel)

👀 Examples

All examples you can find here

🛑 It is the latest version on mustache templates

Next versions 4.0.0+ will use the ETA templates.
If you want to create fork with mustache templates use mustache-latest branch

📄 Usage

Usage: sta [options]
Usage: swagger-typescript-api [options]

Options:
  -v, --version                 output the current version
  -p, --path <path>             path/url to swagger scheme
  -o, --output <output>         output path of typescript api file (default: "./")
  -n, --name <name>             name of output typescript api file (default: "Api.ts")
  -t, --templates <path>        path to folder containing templates
  -d, --default-as-success      use "default" response status code as success response too.
                                some swagger schemas use "default" response status code
                                as success response type by default. (default: false)
  -r, --responses               generate additional information about request responses
                                also add typings for bad responses (default: false)
  --union-enums                 generate all "enum" types as union types (T1 | T2 | TN) (default: false)
  --route-types                 generate type definitions for API routes (default: false)
  --no-client                   do not generate an API class
  --js                          generate js api module with declaration file (default: false)
  --module-name-index <number>  determines which path index should be used for routes separation (default: 0)
                                (example: GET:/fruites/getFruit -> index:0 -> moduleName -> fruites)
  -h, --help                    display help for command

Also you can use npx:

 npx swagger-typescript-api -p ./swagger.json -o ./src -n myApi.ts

You can use this package from nodejs:

const { generateApi } = require('swagger-typescript-api');

// example with url  
generateApi({
  name: "MySuperbApi.ts", // name of output typescript file
  url: 'http://api.com/swagger.json', // url where located swagger schema
})
  .then(sourceFile => fs.writeFile(path, sourceFile))
  .catch(e => console.error(e))

// example with local file  
generateApi({
  name: "ApiModule.ts", // name of output typescript file
  input: resolve(process.cwd(), './foo/swagger.json') // path to swagger schema
})
  .then(sourceFile => fs.writeFile(path, sourceFile))
  .catch(e => console.error(e))

// example with parsed schema  
generateApi({
  name: "ApiModule.ts", // name of output typescript file
  spec: {
    swagger: "2.0",
    info: {
      version: "1.0.0",
      title: "Swagger Petstore",
    },
    host: "petstore.swagger.io",
    basePath: "/api",
    schemes: ["http"],
    consumes: ["application/json"],
    produces: ["application/json"],
    paths: {
      // ...
    }
    // ...
  }
})
  .then(sourceFile => fs.writeFile(path, sourceFile))
  .catch(e => console.error(e))

💎 options

--templates

This option should be used in cases when you don't want to use default swagger-typescript-api output structure
How to use it:

1. copy swagger-typescript-api templates into your place in project
2. add --templates PATH_TO_YOUR_TEMPLATES option
3. modify Mustache templates as you like

--module-name-index

This option should be used in cases when you have api with one global prefix like /api
Example:
GET:/api/fruits/getFruits
POST:/api/fruits/addFruits
GET:/api/vegetables/addVegetable
with --module-name-index 0 Api class will have one property api
When we change it to --module-name-index 1 then Api class have two properties fruits and vegetables

📄 Mass media

• Why Swagger schemes are needed in frontend development ?
• Migration en douceur vers TypeScript

🚀 How it looks

🛠️ Contribution

You can manually check your changes at schemas in tests folder before create a PR.
To do that have scripts:
- npm run generate - generate API modules from schemas in tests folder
- npm run validate - validate generated API modules via TypeScript

📝 License

Licensed under the MIT License.