Welcome to crdtoapi - a powerful suite of tools designed to effortlessly convert OpenAPI and kubernetes CustomResourceDefinitions (CRDs) into TypeScript interfaces and constants. Streamline your development process by automating the generation of TypeScript definitions directly from CRD files, saving time and minimizing potential errors.

The evolution of applications and services in the Kubernetes ecosystem has resulted in the need for precise and consistent TypeScript typings. With crdtoapi, developers can ensure type accuracy without the repetitive task of manual definition writing. Dive into our tools to understand how you can benefit from them.

1. crdtoapi
   Description: Generate OpenAPI definition files directly from Kubernetes CustomResourceDefinitions.
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2. crdtomodel
   Description: Craft TypeScript constants seamlessly from Kubernetes CustomResourceDefinitions.
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3. crdtotypes
   Description: Transform OpenAPI definitions into robust TypeScript interfaces.
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• Automated TypeScript Definition Generation: Eliminate manual errors and save time by automating the conversion process.
• Compatibility with OpenAPI & Kubernetes: Designed specifically for OpenAPI and Kubernetes CRD structures.
• Easy Integration: Integrate with existing projects or use as a standalone tool for TypeScript development in Kubernetes environments.

Whether you're a seasoned Kubernetes pro or just venturing into the world of OpenAPI, crdtoapi is tailored to offer an intuitive and developer-friendly experience. To make the most of our tools, we recommend starting with the individual README files for each tool. These documents will guide you through setup instructions, usage guidelines, and practical examples.

You can easily install crdtoapi globally using npm:

npm install --location=global crdtoapi

Note: The --location=global flag ensures that you install the package globally, making the tools accessible from anywhere in your terminal.

If you wish to contribute or build the project from source, follow these steps to lint, build, and publish the package:

1. Clone the repository and navigate to its directory.
2. Install the required dependencies:

npm install

3. Lint and fix any potential issues:

npm run lint:fix

4. Build the package:

npm run build

5. Finally, if you have the necessary permissions, publish the package:

npm publish