Run generate-odata-client --help for further options.
You can also use the generator programatically. You will have to provide the options anyways.
import { generateProject } from'@sap/cloud-sdk-generator';
// initialize generator options based on what you want to doconst options: GeneratorOptions = initializeOptions();
// creates a Project datastructure with all sourcefiles based on your optionsconst project = generateProject(options);
// here you can modify you project if you need to// save the files at the specified location
project.save();
// alternatively you can generate and save the project in one step with: generate(options)
@sap/cloud-sdk-generatorGenerate your own service module using a service specification (.edmx file).
Installation
Usage
The generator is primarily meant to be used on the command line:
generate-odata-client --inputDir path/to/your/service-specification(s) --outputDir path/where/the/modules/are/storedRun
generate-odata-client --helpfor further options.You can also use the generator programatically. You will have to provide the options anyways.
import { generateProject } from '@sap/cloud-sdk-generator'; // initialize generator options based on what you want to do const options: GeneratorOptions = initializeOptions(); // creates a Project datastructure with all sourcefiles based on your options const project = generateProject(options); // here you can modify you project if you need to // save the files at the specified location project.save(); // alternatively you can generate and save the project in one step with: generate(options)Helpful Links