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openapi-tool2

v0.4.3

Published

a tool to generate service file based on openapi

Downloads

6

Readme

openapi-tool

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openapi-tool is a tool to generate service file based on openapi.

If you like it, please give me a star. Thanks a lot!

Features

  • Compatible with bath OAS2 and OAS3
  • Support major HTTP Client(axios and umi-request so far)
  • Support generating js or ts file
  • Support type system when generate ts file
  • Plugin system to add global-level functionality

Install

npm install openapi-tool

Example

note: CommonJS usage

In order to gain the TypeScript typings (for intellisense / autocomplete) while using CommonJS imports with require() use the following approach:

const OpenApiTool = require('openapi-tool').default;

PS: Typing .default is merely used to gain the TypeScript typings. Please remove .default when you launch the project, otherwise it will throw an error.

Usage

const OpenApiTool = require('openapi-tool');
const { resolve } = require('path');

const url = 'https://gw.alipayobjects.com/os/antfincdn/M%24jrzTTYJN/oneapi.json';
const outputDir = resolve(__dirname, 'service');

const openApiTool = new OpenApiTool({url});
openApiTool.generateService({
  template: 'axios',
  importText: `const axios = require('axios');`,
  typescript: true,
  outputDir,
});

API

new OpenApiTool(options: Options)

Create a new OpenApiTool instance.

Options:

| Property | Description | Type | Default | required | | ------ | ------ | ------ | ------ | ------ | | url | The url of swagger document | string | - | either url or data | | data | The json of swagger document | string | - | either url or data |

generateService(options: ServiceGeneratorOptions): void

Generate service files, the name of file will be the tag's name.

ServiceGeneratorOptions:

| Property | Description | Type | Default | required | | ------ | ------ | ------ | ------ | ------ | | outputDir | Output directory | string | - | true | | template | HTTP client template which you want to generate | string | 'umi-request' | false | | importText | Import statements | string | default statements | false | | typescript | Generate ts file and typings | boolean | false | false | | format | Format content of OpenApi | (openapi: OpenApi) => OpenApi | - | false |

getOpenApi(): Promise<OpenApi>

Get OpenApi that transformed from OAS2/OAS3.

Plugin

openapi-tool have a flexible plugin system which can add global-level functionality.

Using Plugin

Use plugins by calling the OpenApiTool.use() global method. This has to be done before you start your app by calling new OpenApiTool():

// calls `MyPlugin.install(OpenApiTool)`
OpenApiTool.use(MyPlugin)

new OpenApiTool({
  //... options
})

You can optionally pass in some options:

OpenApiTool.use(MyPlugin, { someOption: true })

Writing a plugin

A plugin should be a method. The method will be called with the OpenApiTool constructor as the first argument, along with possible options:

const logPlugin = (OpenApiTool, option) => {
  OpenApiTool.prototype.log = async function() {
    const openapi = await this.getOpenApi();
    console.log(`the length of apis: ${openapi.apis.length}`);
    console.log('option', option);
  }
}

then you can use it like this:

const openApiTool = new OpenApiTool({
  //... options
});
openApiTool.log();

License

MIT