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@1c-odata/metadata

v0.6.0

Published

1С:Enterprise OData V3 schema toolkit — EDMX ($metadata) parsing and runtime MetadataIndex building for @1c-odata/client.

Readme

@1c-odata/metadata

Run @1c-odata/client against any 1С:Enterprise OData V3 base at runtime — full date / Int64 / ValueStorage handling and write validation, with no codegen and no generated files. It's also the EDMX schema toolkit that @1c-odata/cli uses under the hood, so the $metadata schema stays the single source of truth for both workflows.

  • createDynamicClient — download $metadata, build the index, and return a ready ODataV3Client in one call.
  • fetchMetadataIndex — just the runtime MetadataIndex (cache it as JSON; revive with parseMetadataIndex from @1c-odata/client).
  • parseEdmx / buildMetadataIndex — lower-level: EDMX XML → typed model → runtime MetadataIndex (the same structure codegen emits as __metadata.json).
  • Schema analysis helpers — entity kind classification (Catalog_ / Document_ / registers / …), tabular-part linking, ValueStorage detection, transitive closure.

Pure ESM. Node ≥ 22.21.0.

⚠️ v0.x — pre-release. API is unstable; see STABILITY.md.

Install

pnpm add @1c-odata/client @1c-odata/metadata

Quick start

import { createDynamicClient } from '@1c-odata/metadata'

const client = await createDynamicClient(
  {
    baseUrl: 'http://1c.example.com/base/odata/standard.odata',
    auth: { username: 'user', password: 'pass' },
    serverTimezone: 'Europe/Moscow',
  },
  { validateOnWrite: true },
)
const { value } = await client.query('Catalog_Валюты').top(5).get()

The runtime MetadataIndex is plain JSON — cache it with JSON.stringify and revive with parseMetadataIndex from @1c-odata/client, or load a codegen-emitted __metadata.json from disk with loadMetadataIndex (also in @1c-odata/client). fetchMetadataXml exposes just the download step when you need the raw EDMX.

See the repository README for the full picture (typed codegen workflow, untyped mode, limitations).

License

MIT