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odata-v4-schema-extract

v1.0.0

Published

> odata codegen tool

Downloads

108

Readme

odata-v4-schema-extract

odata codegen tool

Generate json/ts/js from Common Schema Definition Language (CSDL) v4

http://docs.oasis-open.org/odata/odata/v4.0/odata-v4.0-part3-csdl.html

Install

yarn add odata-v4-schema-extract

Usage

$ odata-v4-schema-extract [options] <url>

Options:

  -h, --help               Show this message
  -j, --json               Output the intermediary json format

  -e NAME, --entity=NAME   Entity to extract
  -i FILE, --input=FILE    Input file to read from
  -n NAME, --name=NAME     Override entity name
  -o FILE, --output=FILE   Path to write to
  -t TMPL, --template=TMPL Lodash compatible template

Examples:

  - Write json schema to std output.

    $ odata-v4-schema-extract --json -i ./metadata.xml

  - Generate code with a custom template.

    $ odata-v4-schema-extract -i ./metadata.xml -o ./Entity.js -t ./template.lodash.js

  - Generate code and pipe prettier.

    $ odata-v4-schema-extract -i ./metadata.xml \
      | prettier --stdin-filepath ./Entity.js \
      > ./Entity.js

  - Read from std input.

    $ curl https://odata.api/$metadata | odata-v4-schema-extract -n MyEntity -o ./Entity.js

Custom output

You can override the codegen template with the -t option.

// Default template (when no `-t` option is set)
import * as csdl from "odata-v4-schema/csdl";

<% entities.map(({ name, modelName, properties }) => { %>
const <%- name %> = csdl.Entity("<%- modelName %>", <%- getCSDLSchema(properties, "csdl") %>);
<% }) %>

<% if (entities.length === 1) { %>
export default <%- model[0].name %>;
<% } else { %>
export { <%- entities.map(({name})=>name).join(", ") %> };
<% } %>

Programatic usage

import { convertStream, buildTemplate } from 'odata-v4-schema-extract'
import got from 'got'

import fs from 'node:fs/promises'
import path from 'node:path'

const template = './scripts/template.lodash.js'

const entities = await convertStream(got.stream(`${process.env.API_PATH}/$metadata`, {
  headers: {
    authorization: `Bearer ${process.env.API_TOKEN}`
  }
}))

await fs.writeFile('./src/models/ProductItem.js', await buildTemplate(entities, {
  entity: 'Products',
  name: 'ProductItem'
  template
}))

await fs.writeFile('./src/models/Customer.js', await buildTemplate(entities, {
  entity: 'Users',
  name: 'Customer'
  template
}))