@devfile/api

kubernetes-client-typescript@false

This generator creates TypeScript/JavaScript client that utilizes fetch-api.

$3

To build and compile the typescript sources to javascript use:
``
npm install
npm run build
`

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First build the package then run `npm publish`

$3

Navigate to the folder of your consuming project and run one of the following commands.

_published:_

`
npm install kubernetes-client-typescript@false --save
`

_unPublished (not recommended):_

`
npm install PATH_TO_GENERATED_PACKAGE --save

$3

Below code snippet shows exemplary usage of the configuration and the API based
on the typical PetStore example used for OpenAPI.

`
import * as your_api from 'your_api_package'

// Covers all auth methods included in your OpenAPI yaml definition
const authConfig: your_api.AuthMethodsConfiguration = {
"api_key": "YOUR_API_KEY"
}

// Implements a simple middleware to modify requests before (pre) they are sent
// and after (post) they have been received
class Test implements your_api.Middleware {
pre(context: your_api.RequestContext): Promise {
// Modify context here and return
return Promise.resolve(context);
}

post(context: your_api.ResponseContext): Promise {
return Promise.resolve(context);
}

}

// Create configuration parameter object
const configurationParameters = {
httpApi: new your_api.JQueryHttpLibrary(), // Can also be ignored - default is usually fine
baseServer: your_api.servers[0], // First server is default
authMethods: authConfig, // No auth is default
promiseMiddleware: [new Test()],
}

// Convert to actual configuration
const config = your_api.createConfiguration(configurationParameters);

// Use configuration with your_api
const api = new your_api.PetApi(config);
your_api.Pet p = new your_api.Pet();
p.name = "My new pet";
p.photoUrls = [];
p.tags = [];
p.status = "available";
Promise createdPet = api.addPet(p);

``