Prefix every generated type name#
Set resolver.name to patch the casing rule plugin-ts uses for every symbol. This override prefixes each generated type with Api, so generated names never collide with hand-written types of the same domain concept.
import { defineConfig } from 'kubb/config'
import { pluginTs, resolverTs } from '@kubb/plugin-ts'
export default defineConfig({
input: './petStore.yaml',
output: { path: './src/gen', clean: true },
plugins: [
pluginTs({
output: { path: 'types', mode: 'directory' },
resolver: {
name(name) {
return `Api${resolverTs.name(name)}`
},
},
}),
],
})
Output example#
import type { ApiCat } from './Cat'
import type { ApiCategory } from './Category'
import type { ApiDog } from './Dog'
import type { ApiTag } from './Tag'
export type ApiPet = (((ApiDog & {
readonly type: "dog";
}) | (ApiCat & {
readonly type: "cat";
})) & {
id?: bigint;
name: string;
category?: ApiCategory;
});
import type { ApiPet } from './src/gen/types/Pet'
function describe(pet: ApiPet) {
return pet.name
}
Tip
resolverTs.name(name) applies the plugin's preset PascalCase before adding the prefix. this.default.name(name) would apply Kubb's core camelCase default instead. Concatenating the raw name can also leave multiword or operation-derived names uncased.