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wrekenfile-converter

v2.1.5

Published

Convert OpenAPI and Postman specs into Wrekenfiles, with chunking for vector database storage

Readme

Wrekenfile Converter

A comprehensive TypeScript/JavaScript library for converting OpenAPI specifications (v2 and v3) and Postman collections into Wrekenfiles, declarative YAML artifacts that act as the single source of truth for API methods, workflows, headers, and responses. Generated Wrekenfiles are compliant with the Wreken Specification v2.0.1 and support advanced mini-chunking for vector database storage and AI context management.

Features

  • Multi-format Support: Convert OpenAPI v2 (Swagger), OpenAPI v3, and Postman collections
  • Wrekenfile v2.0.1 Compliant: Generates Wrekenfiles compliant with the Wreken Specification v2.0.1 (latest)
  • Complete Response Handling: All response types (success and error) included in RETURNS arrays
  • Proper Parameter Structure: Path parameters in ENDPOINT, header parameters in HTTP.HEADERS, query and body parameters in INPUTS
  • Authentication Handling: Auth headers (Authorization, X-API-Key, etc.) are properly mapped to HEADERS with placeholder values
  • Comprehensive Error Handling: Detailed error messages with context and error codes for invalid inputs
  • AI-Optimized: Response structs explicitly referenced for easy AI consumption
  • Mini Wrekenfile Generation: Create focused, endpoint-grouped chunks for vector DB storage
  • TypeScript Support: Full TypeScript definitions and exports
  • Subproject Ready: Designed to work as a dependency in larger projects

Installation

As a Dependency (Recommended)

npm install wrekenfile-converter

or

yarn add wrekenfile-converter

Usage

Version Support

This library supports two Wrekenfile versions:

  • v1 based on Wreken Specification 1.2 (legacy)
  • v2 based on Wreken Specification 2.0.1 (latest)

Importing the Library

Default import (v1, for backward compatibility):

import {
  generateWrekenfile, // OpenAPI v3
  generateWrekenfileV2, // OpenAPI v2 (Swagger)
  generateWrekenfileFromPostman, // Postman collections
  validateWrekenfile,
  generateMiniWrekenfiles,
  MiniWrekenfile,
  ValidationResult
} from 'wrekenfile-converter';

Recommended: Use v2 (latest Wrekenfile spec 2.0.1):

import {
  generateWrekenfile, // OpenAPI v3
  generateWrekenfileV2, // OpenAPI v2 (Swagger)
  generateWrekenfileFromPostman, // Postman collections
  generateMiniWrekenfiles,
  MiniWrekenfile
} from 'wrekenfile-converter/v2';

Explicit version imports:

// Import v1 (Wrekenfile spec 1.2)
import { generateWrekenfile } from 'wrekenfile-converter/v1';

// Import v2 (Wrekenfile spec 2.0.1) - Recommended
import { generateWrekenfile } from 'wrekenfile-converter/v2';

Convert OpenAPI v3 to Wrekenfile

import fs from 'fs';
import yaml from 'js-yaml';
import { generateWrekenfile } from 'wrekenfile-converter/v2';

const fileContent = fs.readFileSync('./openapi.yaml', 'utf8');
const openapiSpec = yaml.load(fileContent);
const wrekenfileYaml = generateWrekenfile(openapiSpec, './');

Convert OpenAPI v2 (Swagger) to Wrekenfile

import fs from 'fs';
import yaml from 'js-yaml';
import { generateWrekenfile } from 'wrekenfile-converter/v2';

const fileContent = fs.readFileSync('./swagger.yaml', 'utf8');
const swaggerSpec = yaml.load(fileContent);
const wrekenfileYaml = generateWrekenfile(swaggerSpec, './');

Convert Postman Collection to Wrekenfile

import fs from 'fs';
import { generateWrekenfileFromPostman } from 'wrekenfile-converter/v2';

const collection = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('./collection.json', 'utf8'));
const variables = {}; // Optionally provide Postman environment variables
const wrekenfileYaml = generateWrekenfileFromPostman(collection, variables);

Validate a Wrekenfile

import { validateWrekenfile } from 'wrekenfile-converter';

const result = validateWrekenfile('./Wrekenfile.yaml');
console.log(result.isValid ? 'Valid' : 'Invalid');
console.log(result.errors, result.warnings);

Generate Mini Wrekenfiles

import { generateMiniWrekenfiles, MiniWrekenfile } from 'wrekenfile-converter/v2';

const miniFiles: MiniWrekenfile[] = generateMiniWrekenfiles('./Wrekenfile.yaml');
// Each miniFile contains { content, metadata }

Parameter Structure

The converter properly structures parameters according to the Wrekenfile specification:

  • Path Parameters (e.g., /users/{userId}): Included in the ENDPOINT field only, not in INPUTS
  • Header Parameters (e.g., Authorization, X-Request-Id): Included in HTTP.HEADERS only, not in INPUTS
  • Query Parameters: Included in INPUTS section
  • Body Parameters: Included in INPUTS section (e.g., body: STRUCT(RequestType))

This ensures proper separation of concerns and follows the Wrekenfile specification correctly.

Error Handling

The converters include comprehensive error handling with detailed error messages:

  • Validation Errors: Invalid specifications are caught early with descriptive error messages
  • Error Codes: Structured error codes (e.g., INVALID_SPEC_TYPE, MISSING_OPENAPI_VERSION) for programmatic handling
  • Context Logging: Errors include full context (spec title, version, file paths, etc.) for debugging
  • Stack Traces: Full stack traces are logged for development and debugging

All errors are logged to the console with timestamps and context information.

CLI Tools

The CLI tools are available for both v1 and v2. The examples below use v2 (latest), which generates Wrekenfile spec 2.0.1.

Convert OpenAPI v3 to Wrekenfile

Generate a Wrekenfile YAML from an OpenAPI v3 (YAML or JSON) spec:

npx ts-node src/v2/cli/cli-openapi-to-wrekenfile.ts --input <openapi.yaml|json> [--output <wrekenfile.yaml>] [--cwd <dir>]

Options:

  • --input or -i: Path to your OpenAPI v3 YAML or JSON file (required)
  • --output or -o: Path to output Wrekenfile YAML (optional, defaults to output_wrekenfile.yaml)
  • --cwd: Working directory for resolving $refs (optional, defaults to the input file's directory)

Example:

npx ts-node src/v2/cli/cli-openapi-to-wrekenfile.ts --input examples/3n.yaml --output 3n_wrekenfile_v2.yaml

Convert OpenAPI v2 (Swagger) to Wrekenfile

Generate a Wrekenfile YAML from an OpenAPI v2/Swagger (YAML or JSON) spec:

npx ts-node src/v2/cli/cli-openapi-v2-to-wrekenfile.ts --input <swagger.yaml|json> [--output <wrekenfile.yaml>] [--cwd <dir>]

Options:

  • --input or -i: Path to your OpenAPI v2/Swagger YAML or JSON file (required)
  • --output or -o: Path to output Wrekenfile YAML (optional, defaults to output_wrekenfile.yaml)
  • --cwd: Working directory for resolving $refs (optional, defaults to the input file's directory)

Example:

npx ts-node src/v2/cli/cli-openapi-v2-to-wrekenfile.ts --input examples/5n_v2.yaml --output 5n_v2_wrekenfile.yaml

Convert Postman Collection to Wrekenfile

Convert a Postman collection JSON to a Wrekenfile YAML file:

npx ts-node src/v2/cli/cli-postman-to-wrekenfile.ts <postman_collection.json> <output_wrekenfile.yaml> [postman_environment.json]

Arguments:

  • postman_collection.json: Path to your Postman collection JSON file (required)
  • output_wrekenfile.yaml: Path to output Wrekenfile YAML (required)
  • postman_environment.json: Path to Postman environment file (optional)

Example:

npx ts-node src/v2/cli/cli-postman-to-wrekenfile.ts examples/Nium\ APIpostman_collection.json nium_wrekenfile_v2.yaml

Generate Mini Wrekenfiles

Generate mini Wrekenfiles for each endpoint from a main Wrekenfile YAML:

npx ts-node src/v2/cli/cli-mini-wrekenfile-generator.ts --input <wrekenfile.yaml> [--output <dir>]

Options:

  • --input or -i: Path to your main Wrekenfile YAML (required)
  • --output or -o: Output directory for mini Wrekenfiles (optional, defaults to ./mini-wrekenfiles-v2)

Example:

npx ts-node src/v2/cli/cli-mini-wrekenfile-generator.ts --input wrekenfile.yaml --output ./mini-wrekenfiles-v2

This will generate one mini Wrekenfile per endpoint in the specified output directory, grouped by endpoint path.

API Reference

Core Functions

generateWrekenfile(spec: any, baseDir: string): string

Convert OpenAPI v3 specification to Wrekenfile format.

generateWrekenfileV2(spec: any, baseDir: string): string

Convert OpenAPI v2 (Swagger) specification to Wrekenfile format.

generateWrekenfileFromPostman(collection: any, variables: Record<string, string>): string

Convert Postman collection to Wrekenfile format.

validateWrekenfile(filePath: string): ValidationResult

Validate a Wrekenfile and return detailed results.

generateMiniWrekenfiles(wrekenfilePath: string): MiniWrekenfile[]

Generate mini Wrekenfiles grouped by endpoint.

Types

MiniWrekenfile

interface MiniWrekenfile {
  content: string;           // Complete YAML content
  metadata: {
    endpoint: string;        // API endpoint path
    methods: string[];       // HTTP methods (GET, POST, etc.)
    structs: string[];       // Required struct names
    filename: string;        // Generated filename
  };
}

ValidationResult

interface ValidationResult {
  isValid: boolean;
  errors: string[];
  warnings: string[];
}

Development

Build Commands

# Build TypeScript to dist/
npm run build

# Clean dist folder
npm run clean

# Watch mode for development
npm run dev

# Run example usage
npm run example

Project Structure

src/
├── index.ts                        # Main exports (defaults to v1)
├── example-usage.ts                # Usage examples
├── versions.ts                     # Version constants
├── v1/                             # Wrekenfile spec v1.2
│   ├── index.ts
│   ├── openapi-to-wreken.ts
│   ├── openapi-v2-to-wrekenfile.ts
│   ├── postman-to-wrekenfile.ts
│   ├── mini-wrekenfile-generator.ts
│   ├── wrekenfile-validator.ts
│   └── cli/                        # CLI tools for v1
└── v2/                             # Wrekenfile spec v2.0.1
    ├── index.ts
    ├── openapi-to-wreken.ts
    ├── openapi-v2-to-wrekenfile.ts
    ├── postman-to-wrekenfile.ts
    ├── mini-wrekenfile-generator.ts
    └── cli/                        # CLI tools for v2

dist/                               # Compiled JavaScript + types
├── index.js
├── v1/
└── v2/

License

MIT