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@ama-sdk/create

v14.0.3

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Create a new SDK

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Description

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This package is an NPM initializer to generate an API client SDK based on OpenAPI specification.

Create an SDK package

This package is simplifying the start of new SDK repository.

Usage

npm create @ama-sdk typescript <package-name> -- [...options]

or

yarn create @ama-sdk typescript <project-name> [...options]

[!WARNING] Please notice that the command yarn create is not available for versions >= 2.0.0 (see Yarn cli commands).

You can generate an environment with a specific package manager thanks to the --package-manager options:

npm create @ama-sdk typescript <project-name> -- --package-manager=yarn [...options]

Options list

  • --package-manager: Node package manager to be used (npm and yarn are available). If not specified, the automatically detected one will be used.

  • --yarn: Enforce yarn package manager. This option will be ignored if --package-manager is already specified.

  • --debug --no-dry-run: Enable schematics debug mode (dry-run is not currently supported).

  • --o3r-metrics: Enable or disable the collection of anonymous data for Otter

  • --exact-o3r-version : use a pinned version for otter packages.

  • --spec-path: Path to the swagger/open-api specification used to generate the SDK

  • --spec-package-name: The npm package name where the spec file can be fetched

  • --spec-package-path: The export path inside the package.json where to find the spec file. Defaults to ./openapi.[yml|yaml|json]

  • --spec-package-version: The version to target for the npm package where the spec file can be fetched

  • --spec-package-registry: The npm registry where the spec file can be fetched

[!NOTE] If --spec-path or --spec-package-name is specified, the SDK will be generated based on this specification at the creation time.

[!NOTE] --spec-package-registry option assumes that the authentication is set up globally (See npm setup, yarn setup)