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typespec-ogen

v0.1.1

Published

TypeSpec helpers for adding [Ogen](https://ogen.dev/) annotations to your API specifications.

Readme

typespec-ogen

TypeSpec helpers for adding Ogen annotations to your API specifications.

Overview

This library provides TypeSpec decorators that generate OpenAPI extensions understood by Ogen.

Installation

npm install typespec-ogen

Usage

Import the library in your TypeSpec file:

import "typespec-ogen";

@ogenGroup

Set the Ogen group for operations, which affects how they're organized in the generated Go client.

You can apply it to an interface to set a default group for all operations:

@ogenGroup("users")
interface Users {
  @get
  list(): User[];

  @get
  get(@path id: string): User;
}

Or apply it to individual operations. When applied to both an interface and a specific operation, the operation-level decorator takes precedence:

@ogenGroup("api")
interface Users {
  @get
  list(): User[];

  @ogenGroup("admin")
  @get
  get(@path id: string): User;  // Uses "admin" group
}

This will generate x-ogen-operation-group extensions in your OpenAPI spec, organizing operations into logical groups in the generated handler interfaces.

License

MIT