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@ahmedrowaihi/oas-core

v1.0.0

Published

Shared building blocks for native-client SDK generators on top of OpenAPI 3.x — identifier transforms, security-scheme walkers, ref helpers, filesystem safety. Used by @ahmedrowaihi/openapi-go, @ahmedrowaihi/openapi-kotlin, @ahmedrowaihi/openapi-swift.

Readme

@ahmedrowaihi/oas-core

Foundational helpers shared by the native-client SDK generators in contract-kit — used by @ahmedrowaihi/openapi-go, @ahmedrowaihi/openapi-kotlin, and @ahmedrowaihi/openapi-swift.

Not intended for direct consumption — the API surface here is whatever the three SDK generators happen to need in common, and may shift as new generators land.

What's in scope

  • pascal / camel / safeIdent / safeCaseName / synthName — pure string transforms (no reserved-word handling). Each generator layers its own paramIdent / exportedIdent / enumEntryIdent on top.
  • refName / isMeaningless — turn #/components/schemas/Foo into Foo; flag empty / unknown / void schemas.
  • extractSecuritySchemeNames / securityKey — walk the raw bundled spec to recover scheme names per (path, method), since hey-api's IR drops them.
  • HTTP_METHODS / HTTP_METHOD_LITERAL / JSON_MEDIA_RE / MULTIPART_FORM_MEDIA / FORM_URLENCODED_MEDIA — canonical constants.
  • assertSafeOutputDir / defaultProjectName — filesystem guardrails for the clean: true rm path, plus a sensible default for rootProject.name / Package(name:).

What's not in scope

  • Per-language reserved-word sets, visibility rules, or DSL builders.
  • Schema → decl translation (schemasToDecls) and the per-tag interface orchestration loop. They're structurally identical across generators but tightly coupled to per-language Decl types — sharing them would require parameterising over every DSL builder, which obscures more than it dedupes.

Install

pnpm add @ahmedrowaihi/oas-core @hey-api/shared

@hey-api/shared is a peer dep so the IR types stay aligned with the generator's own version.