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swagular

v1.0.51

Published

Make your swagger specification source of true by generate client api includes form group controllers.

Downloads

15

Readme

Swagular

Make your swagger specification source of true by generate client api includes form group controllers.

Motivation

To prevent rewrite schema again (in angular forms), or even more - prevent write the ui.

For example, we can just do :

model = this.swagularService.loginFormModel({ fields: [{ key: 'email' }, { key: 'password', type: 'password' }] });

And then using it in our component:

<swagular-form class="container" [model]="model" (submit)="login()"></swagular-form>

The full example is here

Get started

This package is using OpenAPI 3 code generator to generate the client api, so first run npm i ng-openapi-gen -D

Install the package by running npm i swagular

Add script that will generate the client api code to your package.json:

"gen": "ng-openapi-gen --input [path to your api doc] --templates node_modules/swagular/templates",

Now you can just run npm run gen, it will generate the code under src/app/api folder.

import the modules to your angular modules -

ApiModule.forRoot({ rootUrl: [path to your api] }),
SwagularModule

Add the service to your component dependencies.

constructor(private service: SomeService) {}

Using generated form group

if your route have body params, you can see the relevant form group in the generated service.

for example - login route -

formGroup = this.service.loginFormGroup();

using swagular form component

you can use swagular form component instead of building the form on your own -

  • install angular material ng add @angular/material
  • import SwagularComponentModule to ng module.
  • declare the form model
  model: FormModel<LoginFormGroupType> = {
  formGroup: this.service.loginFormGroup(),
  formTitle: 'Login Form',
  formSaveButtonTitle: 'Login',
  fields: [{ key: 'email' }, { key: 'password', type: 'password' }]
};
  • bind the model to swagular-form component
    <swagular-form class="container" [model]="model" (submit)="login()"></swagular-form>