@stkevintan/parrot v0.2.10

Parrot

Highly customizable and type safe tool to fetch the swagger json from yapi and convert it into ts modules with nunjunks template.

Installation

npm -D @stkevintan/parrot

Usage

// yapi.ts
import {Parrot} from '@stkevintan/parrot'

const {url, headers} from 'path/to/connect-config'

const tagMapper = (tag: string) => {
  switch(tag){
    case '用户': return 'user',
    case '权限': return 'auth',
    case '部门权限': return 'auth',
    default: return 'common'
  }
}

Parrot.fromHTTP(url, headers).then(parrot => parrot.convert({
  out: 'src/api.ts',
  tagMapper,
  templates: {
    // custom the header template
    header: require.resolve('./header.njk')
  },
  // only parse the response.data schema to interface 
  responseInterceptor: schema => {
    if (schema && schema.properties && schema.properties.data) {
      return schema.properties.data
    }
    return schema
  }
})).then((content) => {
  console.log('the content is generated with', content.split('\n').length, 'lines')
})

Then, you can exec this file by ts-node in bash:

ts-node -O '{"module":"commonjs"}' yapi

Finaly, the outfile src/api.ts will be generated, and you can use it as an api module like following:

//src/test.ts
import * as api from './api'

// get with params
api.user.getUsers({region: "cn"}).then(users => {
  console.log(users)
})

// post with json body
api.user.postUser({id: 1, name: 'kevin'}).then(ok => console.log(ok))

// post with formData, version 1
function uploadV1(file: File) {
  api.user.postAvatar({ avatar: file, desc: "xxx" }).then(ok => console.log(ok))
}

// post with formData, version 2
function uploadV2(file: File) {
  const form = new FormData()
  form.append("avatar", file)
  form.append("desc", "xxx")
  api.user.postAvatar(form)
}

Notice: all the api module and functions are type guaranteed. You can import the related interfaces or types as well

API Doc

Parrot

There are two ways to get a parrot instance:

import { Parrot } from '@stkevintan/parrot'

//Option one: (get the swagger content in some way)
const swagger = fs.readFileSync('swagger.json', { encoding: 'utf8' })
const parrot = new Parrot(swagger)

// Option two: (retrive the swagger content from remote url)
Parrot.fromHTTP(url, headers).then(parrot => { })

Method

writeSwagger(path: string, options?: Option): Promise<void>

type Option =  {
  stringify?: (value: any) => string
  encoding?: string | null
  mode?: string | number 
  flag?: string 
}

write the swagger json into file which path indicated the location of the file and stringify function can be customized. eg: write swagger content into yaml format:

import YAML from 'yamljs'
import { Parrot } from '@stkevintan/parrot'

Parrot.fromHTTP(url, headers)
  .then(parrot => {
    return parrot.writeSwagger('./swagger.yaml', { stringify: YAML.stringify.bind(YAML) })
  })
  .then(() => {
    console.log('done')
  })

convert(option: Option): Promise<string>

convert swagger to ts file. the Option interface's definition:

export type Part = 'header' | 'interface' | 'fn' | 'body'

export type InterfaceType = 'query' | 'path' | 'body' | 'formData' | 'response'

export type Method = 'get' | 'put' | 'patch' | 'post' | 'delete'

export interface Option {
  tagMapper?: (tag: string) => string | undefined
  tplRoot?: string
  templates?: {
    [key in Part]?: string
  }
  apiNameMapper?: (path: string, method: Method) => string
  interfaceNameMapper?: (apiName: string, type: InterfaceType) => string
  responseInterceptor?: (schema: Schema) => Schema
  out?: string
  skipBodyOfGet?: boolean
}

Template

the template is using nunjunks format, and it has been divided into four parts:

The context definitions:

// more type definitions can be found in source: src/type.ts
export interface HeaderContext {
  date: string
  basePath: string
}

export interface InterfaceContext {
  name: string
  description?: string
  field?: Field
}

export interface FnContext {
  description?: string
  name: string
  url: string
  method: string
  query?: string
  body?: string
  path?: string
  response?: string
}

export interface BodyContext {
  tags: [string, TagDescr][]
}

The default templates is written in typescript with axios.

You can totally rewrite all the template by providing a custom tplRoot in options, or you can just replace some specific part by the templates options.

Source file can be found in: src/templates