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@raptortwentyone/openapi

v0.2.1

Published

Runs the Raptor21.OpenApi generator (C# Refit / TypeScript fetch + TanStack Query clients that keep generic response envelopes intact) from npm scripts. Installs the matching .NET tool on first use.

Readme

@raptortwentyone/openapi

The Raptor21.OpenApi generator as an npm command. It produces API clients that keep generic response envelopes (BaseResponse<T>, Page<T>) as real generics instead of flattening them into one class per payload:

  • TypeScript: types.ts (DTOs + BaseResponse<T>), client.ts (fetch, credentials: 'include', envelope unwrapped to the payload), and with --queries a queries.ts of TanStack Query hooks and query-key factories.
  • C#: Refit interfaces bound to the contract the server already owns.

The generator is a .NET tool. This package installs it — pinned to the same version as the package — into its own directory the first time the command runs, then forwards every argument to it. Nothing happens at npm install (no postinstall), nothing is installed globally.

Requirements

A .NET SDK 8.0 or later on PATH (dotnet --version works). Get it from https://dot.net.

Use

pnpm add -D @raptortwentyone/openapi      # or npm / yarn
// package.json
{
  "scripts": {
    "generate": "raptor21-openapi http://localhost:5087/swagger/v1/swagger.json -l typescript --queries --no-headers -o src/api/generated"
  }
}

pnpm generate writes types.ts, client.ts and queries.ts into src/api/generated. Every flag of the .NET tool is available; raptor21-openapi --help lists them. The ones that matter for a TypeScript consumer:

| Flag | Meaning | |---|---| | -l, --language typescript | Emit TypeScript (default is C#). -o is then a directory. | | --queries | Also emit queries.ts (TanStack Query). | | --no-headers | Drop cross-cutting header parameters (tenant, locale) from every signature — they belong to your fetch wrapper. | | --body-name <name> | Name of the request-body parameter (default request). | | --optional-body | Keep a body optional when the document leaves requestBody.required unset. | | --map <from>=<to> | Map a projected contract type onto a local one. |

Wire the generated client to your app once:

import { configureApiClients } from './api/generated/queries'
configureApiClients({ baseUrl: '', fetch: myFetchWithCsrfAndAuth })

Environment

| Variable | Effect | |---|---| | RAPTOR21_OPENAPI_VERSION | Use another tool version than the package's own (escape hatch). | | RAPTOR21_OPENAPI_TOOL_DIR | Where the tool is installed (default node_modules/@raptortwentyone/openapi/.tool). |

Versioning

The npm package and the .NET tool share one version; both are published from the same git tag of the repository. A freshly released version can take a few minutes to become installable while nuget.org indexes it.

License

MIT