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cli-codegen

v1.0.2

Published

using the swagger doc's generate a client library(codengen cli)

Downloads

9

Readme

Client SDK generator

###Setting up:

1.Install swagger-codegen command line tools at https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen

2.Pull this package down.

3.NPM install.

4.Have your hapi application running.

5.Find the url of your swagger documentation.

5.Run this console command in client_gen directory

node index.js --l (THE LANGUAGE YOU WANT GENERATED) --url (YOUR URL TO YOUR SWAGGER.JSON)

ex

	node index.js --l ruby --url http://localhost:8000/docs?path=v1
	

This command will generate your client lib in the folder called SDK.

1.Add your swagger file to client_gen.

2.Run this console command:

node index.js --l (THE LANGUAGE YOU WANT GENERATED --f (NAME OF THE FILE)

EXAMPLE:

node index.js --l ruby --f swagger.json

##Language

android
async-scala
csharp
dart
flash
java
jaxrs
inflector
nodejs
objc
perl
php
python
qt5cpp
ruby
scala
scalatra
silex-PHP
sinatra
spring-mvc
dynamic-html
html
swagger
swagger-yaml
swift
tizen
typescript-angular
typescript-node
akka-scala
CsharpDotNet2
javascript

###Note if you are trying to generate a npm module use -l javascript to get the class and package file. When doing this it is advised to pass --classname to name the class.

###All options that can be passed in:

--l : The language of client library that you are trying to generate.
--f : If the file is not hosted online then this is the file path + name.
--classname : Only used for javascript generation to name the class in the file.
--url : If your url does not match http://localhost:8000/docs?path=v1 pass in your url to your swagger.json using this.