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better-openapi-typescript

v0.0.1

Published

OpenAPI to TypeScript generator that splits output into one file per controller tag, producing clean, maintainable types with full ESM/CJS support

Readme

better-openapi-typescript

OpenAPI to TypeScript generator that splits output into one file per controller tag instead of a single monolithic file. Produces clean, maintainable types with full ESM/CJS support.

Why this exists

Tools like openapi-typescript emit everything into one massive file. For large APIs this becomes hard to navigate, slow for editors to type-check, and painful for git diffs.

better-openapi-typescript solves this by:

  • Splitting by tag — each controller gets its own file
  • Shared common.ts — schemas used across controllers live in one place
  • Clean output — idiomatic TypeScript with no unnecessary parentheses or noise
  • Fast incremental checks — editors only re-check the files you touch

Install

npm i better-openapi-typescript

CLI

npx better-openapi-typescript --input ./openapi.json --output ./src/api/generated-v2

Flags

| Flag | Description | |---|---| | --input <path> | Path to OpenAPI JSON or YAML file (required) | | --output <path> | Output directory (required) | | --clean | Remove output directory before writing (default) | | --no-clean | Keep existing files in output directory | | --make-paths-enum | Emit an ApiPaths enum in index.ts | | --log-level | info | warn | error (default: info) |

Programmatic API

import { generateTypes } from 'better-openapi-typescript';

await generateTypes({
  inputPath: './openapi.json',
  outputDir: './src/api/generated-v2',
  cleanOutput: true,
  lineEnding: '\n',
  includeDoNotEditHeader: true,
  logLevel: 'info',
  makePathsEnum: false,
});

GenerateTypesConfig

| Property | Type | Default | Description | |---|---|---|---| | inputPath | string | — | Path to the OpenAPI spec file | | outputDir | string | — | Directory to write generated files | | cleanOutput | boolean | true | Delete outputDir contents before writing | | lineEnding | string | '\n' | Line ending for generated files | | includeDoNotEditHeader | boolean | true | Add "Do not edit manually" comment | | logLevel | 'info' \| 'warn' \| 'error' | 'info' | Console verbosity | | makePathsEnum | boolean | false | Emit ApiPaths enum in index.ts |

Output structure

src/api/generated-v2/
├── index.ts          # Re-exports all controller files
├── common.ts         # Shared schemas used by multiple controllers
├── acervo.ts         # types + paths + operations for AcervoController
├── pessoa.ts         # types + paths + operations for PessoaController
└── ...               # one file per tag

Each controller file exports three interfaces:

  • components — schemas scoped to that controller, extending common.ts
  • paths — OpenAPI path definitions
  • operations — request/response types for each operation

Compatibility

  • OpenAPI 3.0.x and 3.1.x
  • JSON and YAML specs (with YAML anchor support)
  • ESM and CommonJS consumers

Development

npm run build        # Compile with tsup
npm run typecheck    # Type-check only
npm run lint         # Alias for typecheck
npm test             # Run vitest suite
npm run compat:pgedigital  # Run real-world compatibility check

License

MIT