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@thedatagrid/generate-docs-meta

v1.0.5

Published

CLI tool for generating docs metadata

Readme

@thedatagrid/generate-docs-meta

A CLI tool for generating metadata from documentation files. This tool scans your documentation directory, processes MDX files, and generates both TypeScript types and JSON metadata for your documentation.

Installation

npm install @thedatagrid/generate-docs-meta

Usage

Basic Usage

npx generate-content-metadata --content-root ./content

Command Line Options

  • --content-root, -c: Root directory containing content files
  • --dts-output-file, -d: Output file for TypeScript type definitions
  • --json-output-file, -j: Output file for JSON metadata
  • --page-extension, -e: File extension for content pages (default: .page.mdx)
  • --image-quality, -q: Image quality for optimization (1-100, default: 85)
  • --verbose, -v: Run with verbose logging
  • --help, -h: Show help

Example

npx generate-content-metadata \
  --content-root ./docs \
  --dts-output-file ./src/types/routes.d.ts \
  --json-output-file ./src/data/index.json \
  --page-extension .mdx \
  --image-quality 90 \
  --verbose

Configuration via package.json

You can also configure the tool by adding a docsRoot object to your package.json:

{
  "docsRoot": {
    "source": "./content",
    "dtsOutputFile": "./src/.gen/routes.d.ts",
    "jsonOutputFile": "./src/.gen/index.json",
    "pageExtension": ".page.mdx",
    "imageQuality": 85
  }
}

Image Processing

The tool automatically processes image assets referenced in frontmatter fields (like thumbnail):

  • Dimension Detection: Automatically extracts image dimensions (width, height, type)
  • Quality Optimization: Optimizes images using Sharp with configurable quality settings
  • Supported Formats: JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, SVG
  • Fallback: If optimization fails, the original image is copied

Image dimensions are added to the frontmatter as {fieldName}Dimensions (e.g., thumbnailDimensions).

Output

The tool generates two types of output:

  1. TypeScript type definitions (.d.ts file)
  2. JSON metadata containing:
    • File paths
    • Frontmatter data
    • Excerpts
    • Reading time
    • Content structure
    • Image dimensions (for image assets)

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 18.0.0

License

MIT