OAPI Client
This is a CLI for auto-generating an API library for a given OpenAPI spec which uses JSON primarily and conforms to Revolt's API style.
Goals
- Commit programming atrocities internally.
- Pretend everything is fine externally.
- Provide a simple strongly typed API experience to the user.
Example
Here's what you can achieve with this library:
import { API } from 'your-api';
let id = 'user_id';
new API()
.get(`/users/${id}`)
.then(user => {
return user.username;
})
.then(console.log);
You can also provide your query and body parameters at the same time:
import { API } from 'your-api';
new API()
.patch(`/users/@me`, {
preserve: true,
username: 'something'
});
This removes the overhead of having to remember exactly what goes where and provides a much nicer (and still strongly typed) API experience.
Currently this only supports rauth and Revolt authentication, but you can still provide your own Axios config or add your own authentication.
new API({
baseURL: 'https://example.com',
authentication: {
rauth: 'session token'
}
})
Setup Guide
Create a new project and configure it:
yarn init
yarn add @insertish/oapi axios lodash.defaultsdeep
yarn add --dev typescript openapi-typescript @types/lodash.defaultsdeep
Place your OpenAPI specification at the root of your API library at OpenAPI.json
.
Update your package.json
to include the following:
{
[...],
"scripts": {
"build": "oapilib && tsc"
}
}
Note: you may want to use STRICT=1 opailib
, see "Strict Mode" below.
Setup Typescript:
yarn exec tsc -- --init
Change tsconfig.json
to include:
{
"compilerOptions": {
"outDir": "./dist",
"rootDir": "./src",
"declaration": true
}
}
Create a new src
directory.
Now generate the library: (src
folder will be overwritten!)
yarn build
Strict Mode
If your API provides similar routes, you may want to enable strict mode on to prevent unknown union types from forming.
STRICT=1 oapilib
This will use the exact path segment name instead of template matching:
type Path = `/users/${string}`;
type PathConflicting = `/users/${string}/friend`;
type Path = `/users/target`;
type PathNotConflicting = `/users/target/friend`;
Replace anyOf
with oneOf
If your spec uses anyOf
, the values are mapped as an intersection while you may actually want all of these values to be treated as if they were oneOf
, or otherwise a union.
You can specify the environment variable REWRITE_ANYOF
to any truthy value.
REWRITE_ANYOF=1 oapilib