More flexible API

Hi there, first of all thanks for a great job so far!

The library works fine with a one directory that have only one directory with joi schemas But it is not really comfortable otherwise, especially if you have dozen of joi schemas and complex structure in your project

What about breaking major changes in API? why not to use glob in search joi schema files?

const defaultOutputFile = (srcPath: string, fileName: string) =>  path.join(
     srcPath, 
    `${path.basename(fileName, '.ts')}.type.ts`
)

export function convertFromDirectory({
    schemaFile,
    outputFile = defaultOutputFile,
    // ...
}{
    schemaFile: string | string[];
    outputFile?: (scrPath: string, fileName: string) => string
    // ...
}) {
    // ... implementation
} 

Benefits The usage is more flexible and fits more use cases. Below old options can be dropped from API because it could be done by this new realisation

1. schemaFileSuffix

 convertFromDirectory({
    schemaFile: './src/**/*.schema.ts',
    outputFile: (srcPath: string, fileName: string) => path.join(srcPath, fileName.replace('.schema', '')),
}})

1. flattenTree

convertFromDirectory({
    schemaFile: './src/**/*.schema.ts',
    outputFile: (srcPath: string, fileName: string) => path.join('./src/types', fileName),
}})

1. rootDirectoryOnly

convertFromDirectory({
    schemaFile: './src/*.schema.ts',
}})

1. ignoreFiles can be be done by glob in a variety of ways out of box

Caveats I am not sure about indexAllToRoot — it could be hard to implement

What do you think? Will you accept such PR?

[mo4islona]

Sure.

Dont had much time for work but enough to implement basic features

https://github.com/mo4islona/joi-to-typescript/pull/1

the progress of tests

• none ✅
• primitives types ✅
• multiple file - I ve stacked here 😩

I have a problem if schemas names will have a collisions (that i have in my own project) of external schemas names and physical file paths To resolve it we must known from what source file path is schema imported (which seems to be a very complicated)

Looking for a solution.

[mrjono1]

Thankyou I’ll see if i can help