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sequelize-to-json-schemas
Convert Sequelize models into various JSON Schema variants (using the Strategy Pattern).
Supported Schemas
- JSON Schema Draft-07
- OpenAPI 3.0
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Installation
npm install @alt3/sequelize-to-json-schemas --save
Usage
const { JsonSchemaManager, JsonSchema7Strategy, OpenApi3Strategy } = require('@alt3/sequelize-to-json-schemas');
const schemaManager = new JsonSchemaManager();
// now generate a JSON Schema Draft-07 model schema
let schema = schemaManager.generate(userModel, new JsonSchema7Strategy());
// and/or the OpenAPI 3.0 equivalent
schema = schemaManager.generate(userModel, new OpenApi3Strategy());
Main Goals
- understandable code, highly maintainable
- support for Sequelize versions 4, 5 and beyond
- valid schemas (enforced by the ajv and Swagger Parser validators)
- JsonSchemaManager for single (rock solid) core functionality shared between all strategies
- StrategyInterface for simplified implementation of new schema variants
Configuration Options
To configure global options use the JsonSchemaManager initialization:
const schemaManager = new JsonSchemaManager({
baseUri: '/',
absolutePaths: true,
hideComments: true,
});
To configure (per) model options use the generate()
method:
const userSchema = schemaManager.generate(userModel, strategy, {
title: 'MyUser',
description: 'My Description',
exclude: ['someAttribute'],
include: ['someAttribute'],
associations: true,
excludeAssociations: ['someAssociation'],
includeAssociations: ['someAssociation'],
});
To enrich your attributes add one or more jsonSchema
options to your Sequelize attribute definitions:
module.exports = sequelize => {
const Model = sequelize.define('user', {
userName: {
type: DataTypes.STRING,
jsonSchema: {
description: 'My attribute description',
examples: ['My example 1', 'My example 2'],
},
},
});
return Model;
};
License
This project is released under MIT LICENSE.
Contributing
Please refer to the guidelines for contributing.