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> [!IMPORTANT] > Console Client Package is experimental, it may be subject to breaking changes and features only a minimal subset of APIs > > Beware this package is currently only bundled as **ES Module**, consider this before using it.
[!IMPORTANT]
Console Client Package is experimental, it may be subject to breaking changes and features only a minimal subset of APIsBeware this package is currently only bundled as ES Module, consider this before using it.
Console-client is the Mia-Platform client library for interacting with the Console APIs.
This library aims to help you easily interact with Console exposed APIs from your js/ts application through a fluent API notation.
Console client library is autogenerated from the OpenAPI Specification (OAS) of the Console APIs. The tool that makes this possible under the hood is Kiota.
The following flow describes how the console-client is generated.
stateDiagram
    %% direction LR
    state "Console is deployed with new set of APIs" as deploy
    state "OpenAPI Spec v3.0 file is exported from the Console" as console
    state "Kiota takes in OAS and generates fluent API based client" as kiota
    state "New version of console-client is built from the kiota one" as client
    [*] --> deploy
    deploy --> console
    console --> kiota
    kiota --> client
    client --> [*]
To generate the client you just need kiota and an OAS file either json or yaml will work.
[!NOTE] Currently kiota only supports OAS up to v3.0 thus ensure to export the correct version before proceeding.
There are several ways to get kiota, pick your favorite from the official documentation.
Once installed kiota, you shall just execute:
kiota generate -l <language> -d <path-to-oas-file> -o <output-path-for-the-generated-client> -c <name-of-the-client-to-generate>
E.g.
kiota generate -l typescript -d ./oas-schema/console-apis-schema.json -o ./src/kiota-client/ -c ConsoleClient
That's it, now you have your client generated!
Console has a lot of APIs to communicate with all the underneath services but only a subset of these are considered stable enough to be exposed on the OAS generated from the API Portal.
Even though all of these are considered stable and breaking changes cannot be made by design, just a subset of these are exposed from the console-client.
For the moment only domain-centered APIs will be put in the console-client.
For this reason it's not currently possible to generate the client in a fully-automated way. A manual step is required in order to filter just the correct API set from the exported OpenAPI Spec file.
FAQs
> [!IMPORTANT] > Console Client Package is experimental, it may be subject to breaking changes and features only a minimal subset of APIs > > Beware this package is currently only bundled as **ES Module**, consider this before using it.
We found that @mia-platform/console-client demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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