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directus-ts-typegen

v0.4.0

Published

A CLI to generate TypeScript types for your directus schema.

Downloads

69

Readme

directus-ts-typegen

npm version License: MIT

A CLI that automatically generates TypeScript types for your Directus schema, making it easier to work with your Directus data in a type-safe manner.

This CLI features support for O2M (One-to-Many), M2O (Many-to-One), M2M (Many-to-Many), and M2A (Many-to-Any) relations.

Installation

Global Installation

npm install -g directus-ts-typegen

As Dev Dependency

npm install --save-dev directus-ts-typegen

One-time Usage

npx directus-ts-typegen

Usage and Options

Interactive Mode

When you run the CLI without all required options, it will prompt you interactively:

npx directus-ts-typegen

The CLI will ask for:

  • Directus instance URL (with connectivity validation)
  • Authentication method (email/password or static token)
  • Credentials based on your chosen auth method
  • Output file location (optional - defaults to stdout)
  • Confirmation before overwriting existing files

Command Line Options

npx directus-ts-typegen [options]
  • --directus-host: Host address of your directus instance
  • --directus-email: Email address of your directus admin user
  • --directus-password: Password of your directus admin user
  • --directus-token: Static token of your directus admin user
  • --directus-output: Location of the file the types will be written to. If not set, types output to stdout

These options can also be set using environment variables:

DIRECTUS_TS_TYPEGEN_HOST=https://your-directus.com
DIRECTUS_TS_TYPEGEN_PASSWORD=yourpassword
[email protected]
DIRECTUS_TS_TYPEGEN_TOKEN=your-static-token
DIRECTUS_TS_TYPEGEN_OUTPUT=./types/directus.ts

Authentication

The CLI supports two authentication methods to access your Directus instance:

Email & Password

npx directus-ts-typegen --directus-host https://your-directus.com --directus-email [email protected] --directus-password yourpassword

Static Access Token

npx directus-ts-typegen --directus-host https://your-directus.com --directus-token your-static-token

Note: Static tokens are recommended for CI/CD environments and automated workflows.

License

Published under the MIT License.


Need help or found a bug? Please open an issue on the project repository.