Generate third-party definitions directly from your JSON-Schema.
This module is under development, we're missing:
- Documentation
- Advanced examples
- Complete unit-testing
- Complete code-coverage
JSON-Schema, GraphQL and Protobuf are generated from YAML definitions, e.g.
id: User
service:
calls:
- set: updatePassword
resp: User
input: UpdatePasswordParams
params: UpdatePasswordRequest
definitions:
UpdatePasswordParams:
UpdatePasswordRequest:
This definition is also a JSON-Schema definition.
Actually, it can be a
.json
file to but YAML format it's easier to maintain.
Due resp
, input
and params
are schema identifiers they'll be looked-up from all available schemas or from #/definitions
on the current file.
Options for calls
are:
get
— RPC call (or Query)set
— RPC call (or Mutation)resp
— Response typeinput
— Request typeparams
— Request type (Protobuf only)
Use the
params
option only if you want different input types.
Having some definitions like this we can produce different outputs, e.g.
$ tree .
.
└── schema
└── test.yml
1 directory, 1 file
$ npx json-schema-to -s schema --json --graphql --protobuf
write ./generated/user.json
write ./generated/user.gql
write ./generated/user.proto
write ./generated/common.json
write ./generated/common.gql
write ./generated/common.proto
Now you can use those sources in your application.
Use
--help
to display more usage info from the CLI