How to remove wrapper ?

[drwpow]

How to remove wrapper ?

[IkeyBenz]

You can find explanation in docs.

The docs seem to say that what @Meyzz was looking for can no longer be achieved... am I misunderstanding? I would also like to reference interfaces by name.

[skh-]

@Meyzz if you're just looking for fewer keystrokes, here's what I came up with:

in a .d.ts file:

import { components } from 'your-module';

declare global {
  type Schemas = components['schemas'];
}

Usage: const foo: Schemas['Foo'] = makeFoo(); in a different file without having to import anything.

[akellbl4]

You can find explanation in docs.
https://github.com/manifoldco/swagger-to-ts#no-wrappers

[drwpow]

Yes that’s correct—with 2.0 the option to remove wrappers was removed. It made the library overly-complicated to maintain when your schema can be transformed. It’s your schema! The types should match reality.

As referenced in the README, I’d recommend just creating shorthand types where needed to reduce typing.

[fgblomqvist]

It feels quite non-typescript'y to have to write even Schemas['Foo']. Feels like everything in components['schemas'] should be directly importable/referenceable. If you have to use a nested structure for accessing paths/methods etc. and other more complicated/niche bits, that's fine.

The types should match reality.

The types do match reality. Nesting them does not feel like it matches reality though. If I have a type Foo shouldn't I be able to just do import { Foo } from './schema.ts';?
@drwpow