examples

Examples

This directory contains a series of self-contained examples that you can use as starting points, or as snippets to pull into your existing applications:

• generate-typescript-models - A basic example to generate TypeScript data models
• typescript-interface - A basic TypeScript generator that outputs interfaces.
• typescript-enum-type - A basic example of how to use Modelina can output different types of enums in TypeScript.
• typescript-generate-example - A basic example of how to use Modelina and output a TypeScript class with an example function.
• typescript-generate-marshalling - A basic example of how to use the un/marshalling functionality of the typescript class.
• typescript-generate-comments - A basic example of how to generate TypeScript interfaces with comments from description and example fields.
• typescript-use-esm - A basic example that generate the models to use ESM module system.
• typescript-use-cjs - A basic example that generate the models to use CJS module system.
• indentation-type-and-size - This example shows how to change the indentation type and size of the generated model.
• asyncapi-from-object - A basic example where an AsyncAPI JS object is used to generate models.
• asyncapi-from-parser - A basic example where an AsyncAPI JS object from the parser-js is used to generate models.
• json-schema-draft7-from-object - A basic example where a JSON Schema draft 7 JS object is used to generate models.
• swagger2.0-from-object - A basic example where a Swagger 2.0 JS object is used to generate models.
• java-generate-javax-constraint-annotation - A basic example that shows how Java data models having javax.validation.constraints annotations can be generated.
• java-generate-javadoc - A basic example of how to generate Java models including JavaDocs.
• custom-logging - A basic example where a custom logger is used.
• generate-to-files - A basic example that shows how you can generate the models directly to files.
• TEMPLATE - A basic template used to create new examples.
• java-generate-tostring - A basic example that shows how to generate models that overwrite the toString method
• csharp-generate-equals-and-hashcode - A basic example on how to generate models that overwrite the Equal and GetHashCode methods
• csharp-generate-serializer - A basic example on how to generate models that include function to serialize the data models to JSON
• csharp-overwrite-enum-naming - A basic example on how to generate enum value names.
• csharp-use-inheritance - A basic example that shows how to introduce inheritance to classes
• generate-javascript-models - A basic example to generate JavaScript data models
• javascript-use-esm - A basic example that generate the models to use ESM module system.
• javascript-use-cjs - A basic example that generate the models to use CJS module system.
• javascript-generate-marshalling - A basic example of how to use the un/marshalling functionality of the javascript class.
• javascript-generate-example - A basic example of how to use Modelina and output a JavaScript class with an example function.
• generate-java-models - A basic example to generate Java data models.
• generate-go-models - A basic example to generate Go data models
• include-custom-function - A basic example where a custom function is included.
• java-generate-equals - A basic example that shows how to generate models that overwrite the equal method
• generate-csharp-models - A basic example to generate C# data models
• java-change-collection-type - An example to render collections as List in Java.
• java-generate-hashcode - A basic example that shows how to generate models that overwrite the hashCode method
• java-from-typescript-type - A basic example that shows how to generate a Java model from a TypeScript type input file.
• java-generate-marshalling - A basic example of how to use the un/marshalling functionality of the java class.
• java-from-typescript-type-with-options - A basic example that shows how to generate a Java model from a TypeScript type input file along with user provided options.