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@automatons/typescript-server-nextjs

v1.0.8

Published

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Readme

@automatons/typescript-server-nextjs

CI/CD semantic-release npm

What is @automatons/typescript-server-nextjs

A contract-first Next.js (App Router) server generator for openapi-automatons.

From an OpenAPI document it generates:

  • models/ — plain TypeScript types for every schema
  • services/ — one interface per tag: the contract you implement (your logic lives outside the generated code, so regenerating is always safe)
  • handlers/ — one factory per OpenAPI path building the Route Handlers object ({GET, POST, ...}). Handlers await context.params, read and coerce query parameters (answering 400 when a required one is missing), parse the JSON body, delegate to your service, and answer with the right status (200, 201 for POST, 204 without a response schema)

This package is ESM-only and requires Node.js >= 22. Peer dependency: next 15 or 16.

Generated server

// your code — implement the generated contract
import { PetsService } from "@/generated/services";
import { Pet } from "@/generated/models";

export const petsService: PetsService = {
  async listPets(status, limit, tags, deep): Promise<Pet[]> {
    // ...your logic
  },
  // ...
};

// app/pets/[petId]/route.ts — mount the generated handlers
import { createPetsPetIdHandlers } from "@/generated/handlers";
import { petsService } from "@/services/pets";

export const { GET, DELETE } = createPetsPetIdHandlers(petsService);

Every handler file documents the app/.../route.ts location it belongs to.

Not covered (yet): header/cookie parameters and non-JSON request bodies.

How can I use @automatons/typescript-server-nextjs?

Only use openapi-automatons.

This library is designed to be used by openapi-automatons. Please read the readme of openapi-automatons for how to use it.