ts-json-schema-generator/src/TypeFormatter/IntersectionTypeFormatter.ts

Generate JSON schema from your Typescript sources

import { Definition } from "../Schema/Definition";
import { SubTypeFormatter } from "../SubTypeFormatter";
import { BaseType } from "../Type/BaseType";
import { DefinitionType } from "../Type/DefinitionType";
import { IntersectionType } from "../Type/IntersectionType";
import { TypeFormatter } from "../TypeFormatter";
import { getAllOfDefinitionReducer } from "../Utils/allOfDefinition";
import { uniqueArray } from "../Utils/uniqueArray";

export class IntersectionTypeFormatter implements SubTypeFormatter {
    public constructor(private childTypeFormatter: TypeFormatter) {}

    public supportsType(type: IntersectionType): boolean {
        return type instanceof IntersectionType;
    }

    public getDefinition(type: IntersectionType): Definition {
        const types = type.getTypes();

        // FIXME: when we have union types as children, we have to translate.
        // See https://github.com/vega/ts-json-schema-generator/issues/62

        return types.length > 1
            ? types.reduce(getAllOfDefinitionReducer(this.childTypeFormatter), {
                  type: "object",
                  additionalProperties: false,
              } as Definition)
            : this.childTypeFormatter.getDefinition(types[0]);
    }

    public getChildren(type: IntersectionType): BaseType[] {
        return uniqueArray(
            type.getTypes().reduce((result: BaseType[], item) => {
                // Remove the first child, which is the definition of the child itself because we are merging objects.
                // However, if the child is just a reference, we cannot remove it.
                const slice = item instanceof DefinitionType ? 1 : 0;
                return [...result, ...this.childTypeFormatter.getChildren(item).slice(slice)];
            }, [])
        );
    }
}