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@skmtc/core

v0.26.0

Published

Skmtc is a declarative code generation framework

Downloads

3,830

Readme

Skmtc is a declarative code generation framework. It lets you generate TypeScript code from OpenAPI schemas without complex ASTs.

✨ Features

  • 🏎️ Fast - Generates 550k+ tokens per second
  • 🧵 Easy to edit code generators - Outputs specified using string templates, not ASTs
  • 🥞 Stackable generators - Compose complex functionality by combining generators
  • 🗄️ Use your own code conventions - Full control over naming and file structure

🚀 Quick Start

Skmtc is a Deno CLI. Install it from JSR:

deno install -g -A --unstable-worker-options jsr:@skmtc/cli -n skmtc -f

Running code generators

# Scaffold a project (project name + basePath under the consuming app)
skmtc init petstore src/generated

# Add a generator from JSR
skmtc install @skmtc/gen-zod petstore

# Run the pipeline against a schema URL or local path
skmtc generate petstore https://petstore3.swagger.io/api/v3/openapi.json

Example generator code

import {
  toOasOperationEntry,
  toOasOperationProjectionBase,
  Identifier
} from '@skmtc/core'
import { ZodProjection } from '@skmtc/gen-zod'
import denoJson from '../deno.json' with { type: 'json' }

// Build a per-generator projection base via the factory.
const ZodFetchBase = toOasOperationProjectionBase({
  id: denoJson.name,
  toIdentifier: ({ operation }) =>
    Identifier.createVariable(`fetch${operation.operationId}`),
  toExportPath: ({ operation }) =>
    `@/services/${operation.operationId}.generated.ts`
})

class ZodFetch extends ZodFetchBase {
  zodName: string

  constructor(args: ConstructorParameters<typeof ZodFetchBase>[0]) {
    super(args)

    // Insert a Zod schema for the success response into the same file.
    const response = this.operation.toSuccessResponse()?.resolve().toSchema()
    const zodResponse = this.insertNormalizedModel(ZodProjection, {
      schema: response,
      fallbackName: `${this.operation.operationId}Response`
    })

    // Grab the Zod identifier so toString() can reference it.
    this.zodName = zodResponse.identifier.name
  }

  override toString(): string {
    return `async () => {
      const res = await fetch('${this.operation.path}')
      const data = await res.json()
      return ${this.zodName}.parse(data)
    }`
  }
}

// Wire it up so the engine dispatches against OAS operations.
export const zodFetchEntry = toOasOperationEntry({
  id: denoJson.name,
  isSupported: () => true,
  transform: ({ context, operation }) => {
    context.insertOperation(ZodFetch, operation)
  }
})

📦 Available Generators

Stock generators on JSR (under @skmtc/):

  • Model generatorsgen-typescript, gen-zod, gen-valibot, gen-arktype
  • HTTP client generatorsgen-tanstack-query-fetch-zod, gen-tanstack-query-supabase-zod
  • Form generatorsgen-shadcn-form, gen-daisyui-form
  • UI generatorsgen-shadcn-select, gen-shadcn-table
  • Mocksgen-msw
  • Backendgen-supabase-hono, gen-express
  • GraphQLgen-graphql-operation, gen-graphql-typed-document-node

The full set lives at https://github.com/skmtc/skmtc-generators and on JSR at https://jsr.io/@skmtc.

❓ FAQ

What OpenAPI versions are supported?

Skmtc supports OpenAPI v3.0. Swagger 2.0 and OpenAPI v3.1 are automatically converted to OpenAPI v3.0.

Can I customize the generated code?

Yes! Each Transformer specifies its output using plain string templates, which means you can edit them as would you edit any other code.

Can I use this with my existing React app?

Yes! Skmtc generates standalone code that integrates with any React application. The generated components work with your existing setup.

How does this compare to OpenAPI Generator?

Skmtc is the only code generation framework that provides full control over the generated code. You are not limited by library-specific settings and you do not need to write complex AST code.

Does it work with Next.js/Remix/Vite?

Yes! The generated code is framework-agnostic TypeScript that works with any build tool or library.

🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions! Check out our Contributing Guide to get started.

🛟 Support

📄 License

Apache 2.0 © Skmtc Contributors


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