Java POJO generation

[typekpb]

I'd be interested in using the generator for generating the Java POJOs based on the payload definition in the particular messages.

[fmvilas]

Us too! If we could have something like this in Node.js, that'd be perfect.

[nickspacek]

I started a bit of work on this, might have more later this week.

[nickspacek]

I wonder if it would be possible to leverage https://github.com/quicktype/quicktype for JSON Schema messages? OpenAPI has a similar need for this as well, but leveraging existing code generation for JSON Schema messages seems like it would make a lot of sense instead of rebuilding from scratch.

[fmvilas]

Totally agree. Quicktype seems to be perfect but I've seen they lack a stable/public API. Also, it seems the company behind is not interested in maintaining it beyond their needs. Maybe a good chance for a fork? 🤔

[nickspacek]

I threw together a prototype using a Quicktype filter that spits out Java mappings but haven't played around to see how robust the results are. I wondered about exploring the use of hooks or some other plugin-like approach to allow a project like generator-quicktype-models, but I haven't given it a lot of thought!

[fmvilas]

Can you share this prototype code? I'm curious.

[nickspacek]

Have a gander: nickspacek/generator@08520bc

[fmvilas]

Nice! It looks easy! I see we can probably expose the parsed AsyncAPI document in the generate:after hook so you don't have to parse it again.

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[derberg]

@typekpb @nickspacek @bbrenne hi folks, you might be interested in #216. It would be awesome to hear your opinion.

[derberg]

Folks, have a look at https://www.asyncapi.com/tools/modelina

[derberg]

closing as modelina is doing it already https://github.com/asyncapi/modelina