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@vinodotdev/codegen
Advanced tools
This is the core code generator for Vino components and providers.
$ npm install -g @vinodotdev/codegen
Run vino-codegen --help
to get a list of languages available to generate. Use --help
on any of the languages to dive further, e.g.:
$ vino-codegen rust --help
vino-codegen rust
Generate Rust code from a WIDL schema
Commands:
vino-codegen rust interface <schema_dir> [options] Generate source code for well-known interfaces
vino-codegen rust provider-component <schema> [options] Generate boilerplate for native provider components
vino-codegen rust provider-integration <schema_dir> [options] Generate the Vino integration code for all component schemas
vino-codegen rust wapc-component <schema> [options] Generate boilerplate for WaPC components
vino-codegen rust wapc-integration <schema_dir> [options] Generate the Vino & WaPC integration code for all component schemas
vino-codegen rust wapc-lib Generate the boilerplate lib.rs for WaPC components
vino-codegen rust wellknown-implementer <interface> [options] Generate the Vino integration code for well-known interface schemas
Options:
--version Show version number [boolean]
-h, --help Show help [boolean]
Run tests via
$ npm run tests
Tests for the generated code are accounted for in downstream consumers but this repository should have some baseline tests. THis would be a great first issue for anyone interested.
FAQs
Code generator for Vino components
We found that @vinodotdev/codegen demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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