the TypeScript definition file generator for Google APIs Discovery Service
$ gapidts --help
Usage: gapidts [options]
Options:
-h, --help output usage information
--source <file> specified source JSON file
--list-short list of API ID.
--list list of API ID.
--id <apiId> endpoint ID. e.g. urlshortener:v1
--host [hostName] host name. default www.googleapis.com
--port [port] port number. default 443
--discovery-api-path <path> discovery api path. default /discovery/v1/apis
--endpoint <endpoint> path. e.g. https://www.googleapis.com/discovery/v1/apis/urlshortener/v1/rest
--out <outFileName> output file name
$ gapidts --list
...
blogger:v3
Blogger API
API for access to the data within Blogger.
books:v1
Books API
Lets you search for books and manage your Google Books library.
...
$ gapidts --id books:v1 --out books-v1.d.ts
$ ls -la books-v1.d.ts
-rw-r--r-- 1 vvakame staff 41898 9 6 02:52 books-v1.d.ts
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TypeScript .d.ts file generator for Google Discovery based APIs
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