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jnwltr / swagger-angular-generator

Generator of API layer in TypeScript for Angular 2+ apps
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Error no such directory using custom destination #47

Closed softdays closed 6 years ago

softdays commented 6 years ago

Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, mkdir 'D:\dev\projects...\src\app\api\defs When I try to execute the command below: swagger-angular-generator -s src/swagger.json -d src/app/api --no-store

OS Windows 10 - Node 8.9.4 - Npm 5.6.0

jnwltr commented 6 years ago

Does src/app/api exist? If not, would it help if you created it?

On Thu, 26 Jul 2018, 07:22 Remi Patriarche, notifications@github.com wrote:

Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, mkdir 'D:\dev\projects...\src\app\api\defs When I try to execute the command below: swagger-angular-generator -s src/swagger.json -d src/app/api --no-store

OS Windows 10 - Node 8.9.4 - Npm 5.6.0

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softdays commented 6 years ago

If I created it before executing the command everything is ok

softdays commented 6 years ago

Would it not be nice if the tool remove/create the destination directory for us?

jnwltr commented 6 years ago

Creation yes, deletion not sure. What if you had sth important there.

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Would it not be nice if the tool remove/create the destination directory for us?

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softdays commented 6 years ago

Yes you're right. So it's better to let the user handle that stuff.