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nuxt3-api-gen

v1.0.21

Published

This tool generates TypeScript types and API methods based on a Swagger/OpenAPI schema.

Readme

🚀 API Client Generator

This tool generates TypeScript types and API methods based on a Swagger/OpenAPI schema.

📋 Steps to Generate

  1. download necessary files In the root folder of your frontend application, run the command to download the composable and api-gen folders.

    ⚠️ Warning:
    Make sure you do not have composable files named useApi.ts or useApiService.ts. The script will overwrite them if they exist.

    If you already have files with these names, it's recommended to run the script in a different directory to safely download the composable and api-gen folders.

    npx nuxt3-api-gen
    
  2. Configure swaggerUrl

    • Open your Swagger UI in a browser.
    • Press F12 to open Developer Tools, go to the Network tab, and refresh the page.
    • Look for a .json request (usually the Swagger schema), right-click it, and copy its URL.
    • Paste the URL into the swaggerUrl field inside config.json.
  3. Run the generator
    In your terminal, run one of the following commands:

    npm run api-gen
    # or
    node generate.cjs
    
    

📦 Output

After running the command, a directory named api will be created in the same location as the script (if it doesn't already exist).

Inside the api folder, two files will be generated:

  • apiScheme.types.ts — TypeScript types generated from the Swagger schema.
  • apiScheme.ts — Grouped API methods based on tags defined in the Swagger spec.

These files are ready to use with the useApiService composable in your project.

🔧 Usage Example

<script lang="ts" setup>
const { data, error, status } = useApiService().users.getUserList();
// ...
</script>