Grape REST-like API generator based on Thor.
Install it yourself as:
$ gem install grapethor
$ grapethor help
Commands:
grapethor api VERSION # Creates new API within application
grapethor endpoint RESOURCE [NAME] # Creates new Endpoint within API
grapethor help [COMMAND] # Describe available commands or one specific command
grapethor new NAME # Creates new Grape application
grapethor resource NAME # Creates new Resource within API
grapethor version # Displays Grapethor version
$ grapethor help new
Usage:
grapethor new NAME
Options:
-p, [--path=PATH] # Relative path to place application directory
# Default: .
-x, [--prefix=PREFIX] # Add Application URL prefix
# Default: api
-d, [--db=DB] # Use specific database
# Default: sqlite
# Possible values: sqlite, postgresql, mysql
-o, [--orm=ORM] # Use specific ORM
# Default: activerecord
# Possible values: activerecord
-s, [--server=SERVER] # Preconfigure web server
# Default: thin
# Possible values: thin, puma
-t, [--test=TEST] # Use specific test framework
# Default: minitest
# Possible values: minitest, rspec
[--docker], [--no-docker] # Use docker
# Default: true
-l, [--license=LICENSE] # Add software license information
# Default: mit
# Possible values: mit, apache2, freebsd, newbsd, gpl2, gpl3, mpl2, cddl1, epl1
-c, [--copyright=COPYRIGHT] # Add copyright information within license file
-r, [--ruby=RUBY] # Ruby version for application
# Default: 2.5.3 (current ruby version)
[--swagger], [--no-swagger] # Generate swagger documentation and install swagger-ui
# Default: true
License types available for --license option:
mit- MIT Licenseapache2- Apache-2.0 Licensefreebsd- FreeBSD Licensenewbsd- New BSD Licensegpl2- GPL-3.0 Licensegpl3- GPL-2.0 Licensempl2- MPL-2.0 Licensecddl1- CDDL-1.0 Licenseepl1- EPL-1.0 License
$ grapethor help api
Usage:
grapethor api VERSION
Options:
-p, [--path=PATH] # Relative path to application directory
# Default: .
Creates new API within application
Do not forget to cd into application directory before run this command. Otherwise use --path option.
Multiple API versions may be created for single application.
$ grapethor help resource
Usage:
grapethor resource NAME
Options:
-p, [--path=PATH] # Relative path to application directory
# Default: .
-v, [--version=VERSION] # API version tag
# Default: v1
-a, [--attrs=ATTRIBUTE:TYPE] # Model attributes (use proper types or specific ORM)
Creates new Resource within API
Multiple RESOURCES may be created for single API version
Note: ':id' request path parameter is implicitly used as primary key. There is no need to include it with '-a' option.
Model attribute types available for specific ORM:
- activerecord:
bigint, binary, boolean, date, datetime, decimal, float, integer, numeric, string, text, time
$ grapethor help endpoint
Usage:
grapethor endpoint RESOURCE [NAME]
Options:
-p, [--path=PATH] # Relative path to application directory
# Default: .
-v, [--version=VERSION] # API version tag
# Default: v1
-m, [--method=METHOD] # HTTP request method
# Default: GET
# Possible values: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
-d, [--desc=DESC] # Endpoint description
-a, [--params=key:value] # Request resource (path) param
-q, [--query=key:value] # Request query params
Creates new Endpoint within API
Multiple ENDPOINTS may be created for single API version.
This command may be also used for an addition into existing RESOURCE CRUD.
After checking out the repo, run bin/setup to install dependencies. Then, run rake test to run the tests. You can also run bin/console for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.
To install this gem onto your local machine, run bundle exec rake install. To release a new version, update the version number in version.rb, and then run bundle exec rake release, which will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and tags, and push the .gem file to rubygems.org.
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/rawongithub/grapethor.
The software is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.