A utility to generate types for other typed languages.
Currently, only typescript is supported.
There are two parts to this:
The CLI tool:
cargo install tsync
The dependency for rust projects (to use the #[tsync]
attribute; see usage below)
``` /// Cargo.toml
tsync = "X.Y.Z" ```
Mark structs with #[tsync]
as below:
```rust /// rust_file.rs use tsync::tsync;
/// Doc comments are preserved too!
struct Book {
name: String,
chapters: Vec
struct Chapter { title: String, pages: u32 }
/// Time in UTC seconds type UTC = usize; ```
Then use the CLI tool:
sh
tsync -i rust_file.rs -o types.d.ts
And voilĂ !
```ts /// types.d.ts
/* This file is generated and managed by tsync */
// Doc comments are preserved too!
interface Book {
name: string
chapters: Array
interface Chapter { title: string pages: number }
// Time in UTC seconds type UTC = number
```
Note: globs don't recurse on all platforms so try double or triple globbing!
sh
tsync -i **/*.rs -o types.d.ts
tsync -i **/**/*.rs -o types.d.ts
tsync -i **/**/**/*.rs -o types.d.ts
Note: it might help to create multiple typing files for your project:
sh
tsync -i src/models/**/*.rs -o models.d.ts
tsync -i src/api/**/*.rs -o api.d.ts
A list of files which can't be opened or parsed successfully are listed after executing tsync
. For other errors, using the --debug
flag may help find errors.
See tsync --help
for more information.
Feel free to open tickets for support or feature requests.
This tool is distributed under the terms of both the MIT license and the Apache License (Version 2.0).
See LICENSE-APACHE, LICENSE-MIT, and COPYRIGHT for details.