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@wisemen/sdk-gen

v0.0.1

Published

Generate a typed SDK for a Wisemen API from its OpenAPI and AsyncAPI specs. The API marks what belongs in the SDK; the SDK package generates its client, types and channel constants with [hey-api](https://heyapi.dev).

Readme

@wisemen/sdk-gen

Generate a typed SDK for a Wisemen API from its OpenAPI and AsyncAPI specs. The API marks what belongs in the SDK; the SDK package generates its client, types and channel constants with hey-api.

| Import | Used in | Contents | |---|---|---| | @wisemen/sdk-gen/markers | API | @SdkEndpoint(), SDK_CHANNEL_TAG | | @wisemen/sdk-gen/config | SDK openapi.config.ts | defineSdkConfig() |

@nestjs/swagger (markers) and @hey-api/openapi-ts + yaml (config) are optional peer dependencies, so an API that only uses the markers doesn't need hey-api, and an SDK, which installs sdk-gen as a dev dependency, doesn't need @nestjs/swagger. @hey-api/openapi-ts is pinned to 0.99.x because its generated code changes between minors.

Mark endpoints and channels (API)

import { SdkEndpoint, SDK_CHANNEL_TAG } from '@wisemen/sdk-gen/markers'

@Get(':businessUuid')
@SdkEndpoint()
async viewBusinessDetail () {}

createChannel(BUSINESS_UPDATED_NATS_TOPIC, {
  operations: {
    sendBusinessUpdated: { action: 'send', tags: [SDK_CHANNEL_TAG], messages: [BusinessUpdatedIntegrationEvent] }
  }
})

A tagged channel must have exactly one message, and that message needs a single-value type enum. A channel with several event types is valid AsyncAPI, but generation fails on it because each generated channel constant holds one type.

Generate (SDK)

// openapi.config.ts
import { defineSdkConfig } from '@wisemen/sdk-gen/config'

export default defineSdkConfig({
  openApiPath: '../../apps/api/dist/openapi/docs.json',
  asyncApiPath: '../../apps/api/dist/src/modules/async-api/async-api.yaml', // optional
  httpClient: 'axios', // or 'fetch'
  containerName: 'WiseCrmSdk',
  output: 'lib/generated' // default
})

Run openapi-ts -f openapi.config.ts. Output in lib/generated/: sdk.gen.ts (the WiseCrmSdk class), types.gen.ts, the hey-api client, and channels.gen.ts with a { subject, type } constant per tagged channel.

Authenticate (SDK runtime)

createAccessTokenGetter lives in @wisemen/nestjs-zitadel, which the SDK installs as a dependency.

import { createAccessTokenGetter } from '@wisemen/nestjs-zitadel'

const getAccessToken = createAccessTokenGetter(
  { serviceUser: { issuer, serviceUserKey, projectId } } // or { getAccessToken }
)

Attach it to the generated client in a small wrapper class. See skills/sdk-gen/SKILL.md for the full setup, both client variants and turbo wiring.