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@opra/cli

v1.28.5

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Opra CLI tools

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2,372

Readme

@opra/cli

CLI tools for the OPRA framework — generate typed clients with oprimp

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@opra/cli is a command-line tool for OPRA (Open Platform for Richful APIs). It currently features oprimp, a TypeScript code generator that creates client-side models and API services from an OPRA service.

Installation

You can install @opra/cli globally or as a development dependency in your project.

Global Installation

npm install -g @opra/cli

Local Installation

npm install --save-dev @opra/cli

CLI Usage: oprimp

The oprimp tool generates TypeScript code from an OPRA service URL.

oprimp <serviceUrl> <outDir> [options]

Arguments

  • serviceUrl: The URL of the OPRA service (e.g., http://localhost:3000/opra).
  • outDir: The output directory where the generated files will be saved.

Options

  • --ext: Adds .js extension to imports. This is useful for ESM projects.
  • --refns: Exports referenced API documentation with namespaces.
  • --no-color: Disables colors in log messages.
  • -v, --version: Displays the version number.
  • -h, --help: Displays help information.

Examples

Basic Usage

Generate TypeScript code from a local OPRA service:

npx oprimp http://localhost:3000/opra ./src/generated

ESM Projects

If your project uses ESM and requires file extensions in imports:

npx oprimp http://localhost:3000/opra ./src/generated --ext

Programmatic Usage

You can also use the TsGenerator class programmatically in your scripts.

import { TsGenerator } from '@opra/cli';

async function generate() {
  const generator = new TsGenerator({
    serviceUrl: 'http://localhost:3000/opra',
    outDir: './src/generated',
    importExt: true, // Optional: add .js extensions
    fileHeader: '/* Generated by OPRA */', // Optional: add a header to files
  });

  await generator.generate();
  console.log('Generation completed!');
}

generate().catch(console.error);

TsGenerator Options

| Option | Type | Description | |-----------------------|-----------|----------------------------------------------------------------| | serviceUrl | string | Required. The URL of the OPRA service. | | outDir | string | Required. The output directory for the generated files. | | cwd | string | The current working directory. Defaults to process.cwd(). | | logger | ILogger | Logger instance for outputting information. | | fileHeader | string | Optional header text to add to the top of each generated file. | | importExt | boolean | Whether to add .js extension to imports. | | referenceNamespaces | boolean | Whether to export references with namespaces. |

Support

You can report bugs and discuss features on the GitHub issues page.

Node Compatibility

  • node >= 20.x

License

Available under MIT license.