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swagger-extract-dto

v1.0.3

Published

extract DTO definitions from swagger json file

Downloads

10

Readme

swagger-extract-dto

The problem

Most complex frontend applications have a complex API connection. The API structure is not so simple in a typical case, so it would be great to have some formal description.

Fortunately, in many cases we have Swagger/OpenAPI description which is generated by some tools on the backend side. However, this Swagger/OpenAPI is just a JSON file which is not very usable without additional efforts.

Solution

This library helps to work on the frontend with Swagger/OpenAPI API description in next way

  • it takes the Swagger/OpenAPI JSON as input
  • it produces Typescript defintion for each API method
  • it produces ENDPOINT string/function - depends on parameters existance
  • it produces types definitions for each DTO which is used in the API
  • it produces enums definitions
  • it produces response DTO definitions
  • it produces body DTO definitions
  • it produces dereferenced JSON schema for each endpoint; it can be used for API response validation

Example

> npm i swagger-extract-dto
> npx swagger-extract-dto -j -f ./src/sample/petstore.json -o ./tmp/petstore
> tree ./tmp/petstore

./tmp/petstore
├── ApiResponse.ts
├── Category.ts
├── Order.ts
├── Pet.ts
├── Tag.ts
├── User.ts
├── info.json
├── petFindByStatus_get.ts
├── petFindByStatus_get_response.schema.json
├── petFindByTags_get.ts
├── petFindByTags_get_response.schema.json
├── petPetIdUploadImage_post.ts
├── petPetIdUploadImage_post_response.schema.json
├── petPetId_delete.ts
├── petPetId_get.ts
├── petPetId_get_response.schema.json
├── petPetId_post.ts
├── pet_post.ts
├── pet_put.ts
├── storeInventory_get.ts
├── storeInventory_get_response.schema.json
├── storeOrderOrderId_delete.ts
├── storeOrderOrderId_get.ts
├── storeOrderOrderId_get_response.schema.json
├── storeOrder_post.ts
├── storeOrder_post_response.schema.json
├── userCreateWithArray_post.ts
├── userCreateWithList_post.ts
├── userLogin_get.ts
├── userLogin_get_response.schema.json
├── userLogout_get.ts
├── userUsername_delete.ts
├── userUsername_get.ts
├── userUsername_get_response.schema.json
├── userUsername_put.ts
└── user_post.ts

0 directories, 36 files

Options

> npx ./dist/swagger-extract-dto.js

Usage: swagger-extract-dto.js [options]

Options:
      --version  Show version number                                   [boolean]
  -f, --file     use a Swagger API file                               [required]
  -o, --out      output folder                                        [required]
  -j, --json     generate response JSON schema                         [boolean]
  -h, --help     Show help                                             [boolean]

Examples:
  swagger-extract-dto.js -f foo.json -o     process foo.json and place
  ./api                                     definitions to ./api folder

copyright 2021

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