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@reposit/api-client

v0.0.0-paymentss-admin-0

Published

Reposit API client generated from back-end swagger definition

Readme

Reposit API Client

A generated api-client for use in front-end projects. The client is generated using the open-api generator project and the open-api (swagger) JSON definition generated from our back-end api project.

Setup

npm i

A Java runtime must be installed for the script to run successfully. This can be downloaded here.

Generating the api-client

NOTE: The generator will look for a swagger.json in the tenancy folder one level up. Make sure you have updated the generated swagger definition in the backend project (npm run generate-swagger-json).

With schema validation:

npm run generate-client

Without schema validation (for emergencies):

npm run generate-client:force

Build

npm run build

Publish

npm run release

This will also build the project.

Changing the generated output

IMPORTANT - do not manually edit any files in the src folder. The generator uses the mustache templates in the templates folder to generate the client; edit these if you need to change the generated code.