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@avodado/sync

v0.0.8

Published

Import external sources (OpenAPI, SQL DDL) into Avodado documents.

Downloads

2,060

Readme

@avodado/sync

Import external sources into Avodado documents. v1 supports OpenAPI 3.x specs; more importers can land here later (SQL DDL, JSON Schema, …).

CLI

# Generate a doc from an OpenAPI spec
avo sync openapi openapi.yaml --out docs/api.md

# Check that the existing doc matches what the spec would generate (CI-friendly)
avo sync openapi openapi.yaml --check docs/api.md

The generated doc contains:

  • meta — title / subtitle / version from info
  • prose — the API description
  • table — every endpoint (method · path · summary)
  • One sequence per endpoint (with method-coloured tag, status codes as messages)
  • erd — every named schema from components/schemas

The generated doc is strict: re-running the sync produces byte-identical output. The --check mode fails CI if the doc has drifted from the spec.

Library

import { openapiToMarkdown, parseOpenApi } from '@avodado/sync';
import { readFileSync } from 'node:fs';

const spec = parseOpenApi(readFileSync('openapi.yaml', 'utf8'));
const md = openapiToMarkdown(spec, { slug: 'api' });