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@krlwlfrt/omeco
Advanced tools
This tool can extract data from an OData metadata file (currently only v2) and compile it to other representations of the extracted data. Currently these are:
node-plantuml
is installed if you want to generate class diagrams.Install and execute @krlwlfrt/omeco
globally and use it as a CLI.
npm install -g @krlwlfrt/omeco
omeco convert PATH/TO/METADATA.XML
This will generate output files in the same directory as the supplied metadata file with names which match the basename (without extension) of the source file.
For further usage refer to the help section of the CLI:
omeco --help
Install @krlwlfrt/omeco
as a dependency in your project and use it programmatically.
npm install @krlwlfrt/omeco
Use extractData
to extract data from a metadata description.
generateTypeScript
from @krlwlfrt/tsg
to generate TypeScript interfaces from the extracted data.compilePlantUml
to generate PlantUML from the extracted data.writePlantUmlPng
to write a class diagram (PNG) from generated PlantUML.See documentation for detailed description of usage.
FAQs
OData metadata converter
We found that @krlwlfrt/omeco demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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