README
cb-codegen
Code generation
Structure
The code generation tool required three parts
- model.git: contains schema and models
- codegen2.git: contains codegen application
yarn global add cb-codegen
will install codegen globally (untested)codegen generate -m path/to/models -c path/to/codegen.json
will generate the codecodegen serve -m path/to/models
start a web server with the json editor
- the repository where the generation is configured and the generated code will be stored
Development
During development of code generation logic, checkout the codegen2.git
, apply changes there and
execute e.g.:
path/to/codegen2.git/codegen_dev.sh generate \
-m path/to/models \
-c path/to/codegen.json
or (without recompiling everything)
path/to/codegen2.git/codegen.sh generate \
-m path/to/models \
-c path/to/codegen.json
There are two main locations in order to extend or change the code generation:
src/model-processor
: contains the pre-processing logic to transform the original mode (that can be edited in the model editor) to specific template-matching modelsrc/templates
: contains the templates and wrapping logic that created directories and files and calls the template engine
Configuration file (codegen.json)
Since the same model can be used to generate different application parts in different locations (repositories), a configuration file is needed, that provides the generation context. This file look as following:
{
"wipeDirectories": [
"src/test/adapters"
],
"modelConfigs":[
{
"enabled": true,
"model": "account/SecurityManagement.json",
"destination": "src/test/adapters",
"targets": [
"ng-*"
],
"config": {}
}
]
}