@basketry/swagger-2 v0.0.20

Swagger 2.0

Basketry parser for Swagger 2.0 service definitions. This parser can be coupled with any Basketry generator to translate a Swagger 2.0 document into other artifacts including servers, clients, and human-readable documentation.

Quick Start

The following example converts a "Swagger" doc into Typescript types:

1. Save https://petstore.swagger.io/v2/swagger.json as petstore.json in the root of your project.
2. Install packages: npm install -g basketry @basketry/swagger-2 @basketry/typescript
3. Generate code: basketry --source petstore.json --parser @basketry/swagger-2 --generators @basketry/typescript --output src

When the last step is run, basketry will parse the source file (petstore.json) using the specified parser (@basketry/swagger-2) and then run each specified generator (in this case only @basketry/typescript) writing the output folder (src).

Enum descriptions

Out of the box, OpenAPI does not support adding descriptions to enum values; however, vendor extensions can be added. The x-codegen-enum-description and x-codegen-enum-value-descriptions can be defined on enums and enum-valued parameters to add this documentation.

Example:

"productSize": {
  "type": "string",
  "x-codegen-enum-description": "The size of a product",
  "x-codegen-enum-value-descriptions": {
    "small": "The small size",
    "medium": "Between the small and large sizes",
    "large": "The larger size"
  },
  "enum": ["small", "medium", "large"]
},

The description must be a string and the value descriptions must be an object. Note that not all values must have a description, but all keys in the value descriptions object must also be defined as enum values.

For contributors:

Run this project

1. Install packages: npm ci
2. Build the code: npm run build
3. Run it! npm start

Note that the lint script is run prior to build. Auto-fixable linting or formatting errors may be fixed by running npm run fix.

Create and run tests

1. Add tests by creating files with the .test.ts suffix
2. Run the tests: npm t
3. Test coverage can be viewed at /coverage/lcov-report/index.html

Publish a new package version

1. Ensure latest code is published on the main branch.
2. Create the new version number with npm version {major|minor|patch}
3. Push the branch and the version tag: git push origin main --follow-tags

The publish workflow will build and pack the new version then push the package to NPM. Note that publishing requires write access to the main branch.

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