Turn your Netlify CMS collections into TypeScript types!
This package generates a TypeScript schema of your Netlify CMS content collections to be consumed by frontend apps for better type support.
- Primitive types, e.g.
string
,number
andboolean
- Extract object widgets into own type interfaces
- Single and nested lists
- Multi-select and single option values
- Optional fields
- Unknown widgets resolve to
any
type - Relation fields
npm install -D netlify-ts
The main method of usage is through the command-line. Having installed the package either globally or in project's devDependencies
, simply call netlify-ts
with a parameter pointing to your Netlify CMS config.yml
file.
npx netlify-ts path/to/config.yml
This generates a netlify-types.ts
file in the project root containing types for your Netlify CMS collections.
You can also specify a custom output location by providing a second optional parameter. Omitting the filename outputs a file in the given directory with the default filename (netlify-types.ts
).
npx netlify-ts config.yml src/my-types.ts
In case the CLI doesn't suit your workflow or you need to invoke the type generation inside your code, the project exposes a function that returns the generated types as a string.
const fs = require("fs");
const createNetlifyTypes = require("netlify-ts");
const types = createNetlifyTypes("config.yml");
fs.writeFileSync("cms-types.ts", types);
const fs = require("fs");
const createNetlifyTypes = require("netlify-ts");
const cmsConfig = { collections: [ ... ] };
const types = createNetlifyTypes(cmsConfig);
fs.writeFileSync("cms-types.ts", types);
Option | Default | Description |
---|---|---|
label | true |
Use 'label_singular' or 'label' as type name |
capitalize | false |
Capitalize type names |
delimiter | _ |
Type name delimiter, e.g. 'Posts_Author' |
npx netlify-ts config.yml --capitalize
createNetlifyTypes("config.yml", { capitalize: true });
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