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@repositive/apigen
Advanced tools
npm install --save-dev @repositive/apigen
Add the apigen
script to your "scripts"
section in package.json
:
"apigen": "apigen ts -o ./src/openapi
npm run apigen
Output is rendered to a folder at the path specified in the NPM scripts command (./src/openapi
). If the folder (or its parents) don't exist, they will be created. Any other non-target files in the folder will be kept. It's good practice to add ./src/openapi
to .gitignore
.
Setup:
Run:
# Generates Typescript types into `./rendered/typescript`
cargo run -- ts /path/to/api.yaml -o ./rendered/typescript
View docs:
cargo doc --open
It's not currently possible to cross-compile apigen for macOS on a Linux machine, so a macOS host is required.
# Make sure we're deploying up to date master
git checkout master && git pull
# (optional) login to NPM
npm login
# Build new version (MAC ONLY)
./build_targets.sh
# Increment NPM version number
npm version major|minor|patch
# Publish to NPM
npm publish
# Push generated tag to Github
git push --tags
FAQs
Generate code from OpenAPI specs
The npm package @repositive/apigen receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @repositive/apigen popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @repositive/apigen demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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