Gespeichert von Erik Wegner
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To learn about the topic, you may start reading my blog post.
This tip runs a docker container to generate the files from a specification yaml.
It can be summarized in this shell script:
generate-models.sh
#!/bin/bash
sudo rm -rf generated
docker run --rm \
--volume="${PWD}/generated:/generated" \
--volume="${PWD}/openapi.yml:/openapi.yml:ro" \
openapitools/openapi-generator-cli:v6.4.0 generate \
--input-spec /openapi.yml \
--generator-name rust-server \
--package-name openapi \
--output /generated
- The target directory ./generated is removed.
- The container run directory mounts the target directory and the source file into the container.
- The container contains the command line version of the generator and writes the files into the target directory.
One thing to note on the rust templates: there are templates called rust and rust-server. The server templates build rust structures with stricter typings, which is good for a server. This emphasizes that any system should be strict about data it produces, but permissive about data it consumes.