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@qcksys/intellij-mongodb-metadata-to-ts

v0.1.0

Published

Convert IntelliJ MongoDB metadata dumps to TypeScript interfaces.

Readme

@qcksys/intellij-mongodb-metadata-to-ts

Convert IntelliJ MongoDB metadata dumps to TypeScript interfaces.

In IntelliJ-based IDEs (DataGrip, WebStorm, etc.), you can right-click a MongoDB connection, database, or collection and select Diagnostics > Dump Metadata Model to export a metadata file. This tool parses that output and generates typed TypeScript interfaces.

Install

pnpm add -D @qcksys/intellij-mongodb-metadata-to-ts

Or run directly:

pnpx @qcksys/intellij-mongodb-metadata-to-ts <file>

Usage

CLI

# Generate types from a metadata dump (outputs to stdout)
mongodb-meta-to-ts meta

# Write to a file
mongodb-meta-to-ts meta -o types.ts

# Filter to a specific database
mongodb-meta-to-ts meta -s mydb

# Filter to a specific collection
mongodb-meta-to-ts meta -t users

# Split into one file per database
mongodb-meta-to-ts meta --split -o ./types

# Use type aliases instead of interfaces
mongodb-meta-to-ts meta --type-style type

# Add prefix/suffix to type names
mongodb-meta-to-ts meta --prefix I --suffix Doc

# Map Date fields to string
mongodb-meta-to-ts meta --date-as-string

# Add a header comment
mongodb-meta-to-ts meta --header "/* Auto-generated — do not edit */"

# Use a config file
mongodb-meta-to-ts -c mongodb-meta-to-ts.config.ts

All CLI Options

Arguments:
  file                     path to the metadata file

Options:
  -V, --version            output the version number
  -c, --config <path>      path to config file
  -o, --output <path>      output file or directory path
  -s, --schema <name>      generate types for a specific database only
  -t, --table <name>       generate types for a specific collection only
  --split                  split output into one file per database (requires -o)
  --type-style <style>     emit 'interface' or 'type' aliases
  --date-as-string         map Date/ISODate fields to string instead of Date
  --no-objectid-as-string  keep ObjectId as ObjectId instead of string
  --prefix <text>          prefix for generated type names
  --suffix <text>          suffix for generated type names
  --header <text>          text prepended to generated output
  -h, --help               display help for command

Config File

Create a mongodb-meta-to-ts.config.ts (or .js, .mjs, .json) in your project root:

import { defineConfig } from "@qcksys/intellij-mongodb-metadata-to-ts";

export default defineConfig({
    input: "meta",
    output: "src/types/db.ts",
    typeStyle: "interface",
    objectIdAsString: true,
    dateAsString: false,
    header: "/* Auto-generated — do not edit */",
    naming: {
        suffix: "Doc",
    },
});

CLI flags override config values. The file argument is optional when input is set in config.

Programmatic API

import { parseMeta, generate } from "@qcksys/intellij-mongodb-metadata-to-ts";

const meta = fs.readFileSync("meta", "utf-8");
const { schemas, level } = parseMeta(meta);
const ts = generate(schemas, {
    typeStyle: "interface",
    naming: { suffix: "Doc" },
});

Metadata Levels

The tool auto-detects which level the metadata was exported from:

| Level | Right-click target | Starts with | | ---------- | --------------------- | ---------------- | | Connection | Data source root | #ROOT: | | Database | A specific database | dbname: schema | | Collection | A specific collection | colname: table |

Type Mapping

| MongoDB Type | TypeScript Type | | --------------- | ---------------------------------------- | | String | string | | Boolean | boolean | | Int32 | number | | Int64 | number | | Double | number | | ObjectId | string (configurable) | | ISODate | Date (configurable) | | BsonTimestamp | Date (configurable) | | Object | Nested type or Record<string, unknown> | | Array | unknown[] | | list | Array<{...}> or unknown[] |

Development

pnpm install
vp test
vp check
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