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Swagger JSONAPI codegen

Generates valid Angular 4/5 (Typescript) API client file from Swagger documentation with Observables instead of Promises. The lib folder from this package is based on the swagger-js-codegen.

Where -i points to a valid swagger.json documentation and -o to a directory to save the client into. For all available options have a look at the build-typescript.js file.

CLI Options

  Usage: build-typescript [options]


  Options:

    -i, --input [path]        The file to use
    -o, --output_path [path]  The output for the api ts to be placed
    -n, --output_name [name]  Defaults to the api_<version>.ts
    -u, --url_host [url]      The host to the api, overrides the host in the swagger. EG: -u https://www.yourdomain.com
    --tpl_class [name]        Path to custom class template
    --tpl_method [name]       Path to custom method template
    --tpl_type [name]         Path to custom type template
    --additional_data <data>  A key value pair csv list eg --additional_data name=bob,height=184
    -h, --help                output usage information

Examples

Simple use case package.json script:

"swagger-codegen": "node ./node_modules/ts-node/dist/bin.js ./node_modules/swagger-jsonapi-codegen/build-typescript.js -i ./documentation/build/swagger.json -o ./src/app/api/"

Override the base host from your swagger file:

"swagger-codegen": "node ./node_modules/ts-node/dist/bin.js ./node_modules/swagger-jsonapi-codegen/build-typescript.js -i ./documentation/build/swagger.json -o ./src/app/api/ -u https://www.yourdomain.com"

Passing additional data

Should your project use custom temaplates, you can pass custom key value pairs into these templates with the --additional_data flag.