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@ir-kit/schema

v0.2.0

Published

Canonical JSON Schema 2020-12 IR shared across OpenAPI and AsyncAPI codegen families. Source-agnostic schema model + adapters from hey-api's IR.SchemaObject and @asyncapi/parser schemas.

Downloads

242

Readme

@ir-kit/schema

Canonical JSON Schema 2020-12 IR shared across the OpenAPI and AsyncAPI codegen families. Source-agnostic — adapters fold hey-api's IR.SchemaObject, raw JSON Schema (any draft), and OpenAPI 3.0 nullable quirks into one shape so every emitter (@ir-kit/openapi-{go,kotlin,swift,typescript}, @ir-kit/asyncapi-typescript, @ir-kit/k6-codegen) reads the same model.

Install

npm install @ir-kit/schema
# adapter from hey-api needs:
npm install @hey-api/shared

Use

import {
  type Schema,
  classifyUnion,
  classifyObject,
  classifyEnumLiterals,
  extractEnumValues,
} from "@ir-kit/schema";

const schema: Schema = {
  oneOf: [{ type: "string" }, { type: "null" }],
};

const shape = classifyUnion(schema);
// → { kind: "single", inner: { type: "string" }, nullable: true }

Adapters

import { fromHeyApi } from "@ir-kit/schema/adapters/heyapi";
import { fromJsonSchema } from "@ir-kit/schema/adapters/jsonschema";

const canonical = fromHeyApi(heyApiIrSchemaObject);
const fromAsync = fromJsonSchema(asyncSchema.json(), { dialect: "draft-07" });
const fromOas3  = fromJsonSchema(openapi30Schema); // `nullable: true` folded into type[]

Scope

This is the dialect: types + classifiers + adapters. Per-target rendering (Go pointer vs Kotlin nullable, struct emission, enum identifier transforms) lives in each emitter package — see @ir-kit/openapi's SchemaToTypeOps<T,D> interface.

Subset of JSON Schema 2020-12. Omitted (codegen can't bind cleanly): $dynamicRef, $dynamicAnchor, unevaluatedProperties, unevaluatedItems, if/then/else, dependentSchemas, dependentRequired, contains.

Status

0.1.0 — first release. Consumers (@ir-kit/openapi, @ir-kit/asyncapi-typescript, @ir-kit/k6-codegen) migrate incrementally in follow-up changesets.

Repo

Source at ir-kit/ir-kit.