Templates tutorial ​
This tutorial will describe how you can setup Kubb and use our Swagger-client
plugin to generate a client based on Swagger/OpenAPI file. More info about how templates are working behind the scenes can be found here.
The setup will contain from the beginning the following folder structure:
.
├── src
├── petStore.yaml
├── kubb.config.ts
└── package.json
import { Client, Operations } from '@kubb/swagger-client/components'
type Templates = {
operations: typeof Operations.templates
client: typeof Client.templates
}
export type Options = {
// ....
/**
* Make it possible to override one of the templates
*/
templates?: Partial<Templates>
}
Step one ​
Create a React component that will be used to override the default behavior of the generated client(@kubb/swagger-client
).
In this React component we want to return a function export function addPet()
that will call Axios. To do that we add a Function
component and as children we provide the following snippet:
{`return axios.${client.method}(${clientParams}`}
We also want to import axios
, to do that we can use File.Import
. Next to that we will also make it async, provide some JSDoc properties and define a name for the generated function.
import React from 'react'
import { File, Function } from '@kubb/react'
import { Client } from '@kubb/swagger-client/components'
function ClientTemplate({ name, generics, returnType, params, JSDoc, client }: React.ComponentProps<typeof Client.templates.default>) {
const clientParams = [client.path.template, client.withData ? 'data' : undefined, 'options'].filter(Boolean).join(', ')
return (
<>
<File.Import name="axios" path="axios" />
<Function name={name} async export generics={generics} returnType={returnType} params={params} JSDoc={JSDoc}>
{`return axios.${client.method}(${clientParams}`}
</Function>
</>
)
}
Step two ​
Update your kubb.config.ts
file to include the custom template.
TIP
If you want to use another language than JavaScript/TypeScript, override the root template with your own. See examples/python for an example on how you can do that.
import React from 'react'
import { File, Function } from '@kubb/react'
import { Client } from '@kubb/swagger-client/components'
import { defineConfig } from '@kubb/core'
import { pluginOas } from '@kubb/plugin-oas'
import { pluginClient } from '@kubb/swagger-client'
function ClientTemplate({ name, generics, returnType, params, JSDoc, client }: React.ComponentProps<typeof Client.templates.default>) {
const clientParams = [client.path.template, client.withData ? 'data' : undefined, 'options'].filter(Boolean).join(', ')
return (
<>
<File.Import name="axios" path="axios" />
<Function name={name} async export generics={generics} returnType={returnType} params={params} JSDoc={JSDoc}>
{`return axios.${client.method}(${clientParams}`}
</Function>
</>
)
}
const templates = {
client: {
default: ClientTemplate,
root: Client.templates.root
},
} as const
export default defineConfig(() => {
return {
root: '.',
input: {
path: './petStore.yaml',
},
output: {
path: './src',
},
plugins: [
pluginOas(
{
output: false,
validate: true,
},
),
pluginClient(
{
output: {
path: 'models',
},
templates: {
client: templates.client,
operations: false,
},
},
),
],
}
})
Step three ​
Run the Kubb script with the following command.
bun run generate
pnpm run generate
npm run generate
yarn run generate
Step four ​
The end result of a generated client based on the custom template.
TIP
See examples/react-query-v5 or examples/python for are more in depth example.
import client from '@kubb/swagger-client/client'
import axios from 'axios'
import type { ResponseConfig } from '@kubb/swagger-client/client'
import type { AddPetMutationRequest, AddPetMutationResponse } from '../../../models/ts/petController/AddPet'
/**
* @description Add a new pet to the store
* @summary Add a new pet to the store
* @link /pet */
export async function addPet(
data: AddPetMutationRequest,
options: Partial<Parameters<typeof client>[0]> = {},
): Promise<ResponseConfig<AddPetMutationResponse>['data']> {
return axios.post(`/pet`, data, options)
}