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@schema-gen/cli

v0.2.1

Published

CLI for schema-gen - OpenAPI to TypeScript/React Query/Vue Query code generation

Readme

@schema-gen/cli

CLI for schema-gen — OpenAPI to TypeScript / React Query / Vue Query code generation.

Provides the schema-gen binary. Reads a schema-gen.config.{ts,js,yaml,json} from your project, parses your OpenAPI spec via the Rust-powered core, and writes generated code to the configured output directory.

Install

Project-local (recommended — pin the version with the rest of your toolchain):

pnpm add -D @schema-gen/cli
# or
npm install --save-dev @schema-gen/cli
# or
yarn add -D @schema-gen/cli

Global:

pnpm add -g @schema-gen/cli

Or run without installing:

npx @schema-gen/cli generate

Quick start

schema-gen init                 # create a starter schema-gen.config.ts
schema-gen generate             # generate code using the config
schema-gen generate -w          # watch mode

Commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | generate [spec] (alias gen) | Generate code from an OpenAPI spec. Flags: -c, --config <path>, -i, --input <path>, -o, --output <dir>, -w, --watch | | validate <spec> | Validate that a spec parses cleanly | | ast <spec> | Print the parsed AST. Flags: -f, --format <json\|yaml>, -o, --output <path> | | init | Scaffold a schema-gen.config.ts. Flag: -f, --force to overwrite | | --version, --help | Standard |

A positional [spec] arg or -i/--input overrides input.path from the config; -o/--output overrides output.dir.

Example

# schema-gen.config.yaml
input:
  path: ./openapi.yaml
output:
  dir: ./src/api
  clean: true
plugins:
  - typescript-types
  - typescript-enums
  - request-paths
schema-gen generate

Documentation

License

MIT © gkweb