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@aloma.io/integration-sdk

v3.8.56

Published

A powerful toolkit for generating production-ready Aloma connectors from OpenAPI specifications with advanced features like multi-resource architecture, TypeScript type generation, and comprehensive testing.

Readme

nodejs - Aloma Integration SDK

A powerful toolkit for generating production-ready Aloma connectors from OpenAPI specifications with advanced features like multi-resource architecture, TypeScript type generation, and comprehensive testing.

✨ Key Features

  • 🎯 Deterministic Code Generation - Same input always produces the same output
  • 🔧 Multi-Resource Architecture - Organize large APIs into logical resource groups
  • 📘 TypeScript First - Full TypeScript support with proper interface generation
  • 🧪 Comprehensive Testing - Built-in scenario tests with fixtures
  • 🔍 Schema Sanitization - Converts invalid TypeScript names to valid identifiers
  • 📝 Rich Documentation - Detailed JSDoc generation from OpenAPI descriptions
  • 🎨 Clean Code Generation - No unnecessary parameters or boilerplate
  • 📦 Controller-Only Mode - Generate just the controller for existing projects

🚀 Quick Start

1. Create from scratch

npx @aloma.io/integration-sdk@latest create connectorName --connector-id 1234

2. Generate from OpenAPI specification

npx @aloma.io/integration-sdk@latest from-openapi connectorName --connector-id 1234 --spec api.yaml --no-build

This will automatically generate a complete connector project with:

  • Methods for all OpenAPI endpoints
  • Proper TypeScript interfaces from schemas
  • Clean parameter handling (no unnecessary options)
  • Rich JSDoc documentation

3. Controller-Only Generation (New!)

# Generate just the controller file for existing projects
npx @aloma.io/integration-sdk@latest from-openapi connectorName \
  --connector-id 1234 \
  --spec api.yaml \
  --controller-only \
  --out "./src/controller/index.mts"
npx @aloma.io/integration-sdk@latest from-openapi connectorName \
  --connector-id 1234 \
  --spec api.yaml \
  --out src/resources/myresource.mts \
  --resource MyResource \
  --no-build

5. Create Multi-Resource Connector (Recommended for complex APIs)

npx @aloma.io/integration-sdk@latest create-multi-resource "HubSpot-v2" \
  --connector-id "hubspot-123" \
  --resources "CompaniesResource:examples/hubspot-companies.json,ContactsResource:examples/hubspot-contacts.json,ListsResource:examples/hubspot-lists.json" \
  --base-url "https://api.hubapi.com" \
  --no-build

This creates a complete multi-resource connector with:

  • Individual resource classes for each OpenAPI spec
  • Main controller that composes all resources
  • Proper TypeScript imports and architecture
// Usage
await controller.companies.create({ body: { properties: { name: 'Acme' } } });
await controller.contacts.getPage({ limit: 10 });
await controller.lists.getAll({ limit: 50 });

6. Add Resource to Existing Project

npx @aloma.io/integration-sdk@latest add-resource ./existing-project \
  --className "DealsResource" \
  --spec "deals.json" \
  --no-build

This adds a new resource to an existing multi-resource connector.

🧪 Testing & Quality

Run Scenario Tests

# Run comprehensive scenario tests with fixtures
npm run test:scenarios

# Run all tests
npm run test:all

The SDK includes comprehensive scenario tests that verify:

  • Complete code generation pipeline from OpenAPI specs to connector code
  • TypeScript interface generation with schema sanitization
  • Clean parameter handling (no unnecessary options for simple methods)
  • Multi-resource architecture with proper resource binding
  • Regression protection against common code generation issues

Test Scenarios

  • Simple Scenario: Basic single-controller generation
  • Complex Scenario: Multi-resource generation with Products + Orders APIs
  • Regression Tests: Edge cases and schema sanitization

All tests use real OpenAPI specifications and compare generated output against fixtures to ensure deterministic, high-quality code generation.

📚 Documentation

🚀 Quick Examples

HubSpot Multi-Resource Connector

# Create complete HubSpot connector with 3 resources
npx @aloma.io/integration-sdk@latest create-multi-resource "HubSpot-v2" \
  --connector-id "hubspot-123" \
  --resources "CompaniesResource:examples/hubspot-companies.json,ContactsResource:examples/hubspot-contacts.json,ListsResource:examples/hubspot-lists.json" \
  --no-build