Modern C++ code generator.

[giorgiozoppi]

Hello,
i loved your talk. So i decided you to help on this. In embedded enviroment there is a lack of rest framework so this will open new scenarios.

[fmvilas]

Hey Giorgio! Thanks for your words. I know nothing about modern C++ but if you want to help I think a good starting point could be github.com/asyncapi/generator. It would be a matter of creating a new template there.

[fmvilas]

I just transferred the issue to this repo.

[giorgiozoppi]

Ok i have seen something do you have a grammar for your specification, so the parser will be easier.

[fmvilas]

Sure! Here you have a JSONSchema definition of the spec: https://github.com/asyncapi/asyncapi/blob/master/schema/asyncapi.json. You can use JSONSchema to validate against this definition.

[giorgiozoppi]

Ok for now i would like to support just kafka.

[derberg]

@giorgiozoppi Hey man, where are we standing with this one? I'm cleaning up old issues to see what we have and close the ones that are not relevant anymore or dropped.
Should we keep this one open?

[giorgiozoppi]

close it.

[derberg]

thanks for quick clarification, feel free to reopen once you decide to jump back to the topic

[derberg]

@giorgiozoppi fyi, there is a side project for C++ code generator that might be interesting for ya https://github.com/pearmaster/asyncapi-codegen

[MichaelVoelkel]

Sure! Here you have a JSONSchema definition of the spec: https://github.com/asyncapi/asyncapi/blob/master/schema/asyncapi.json. You can use JSONSchema to validate against this definition.

Dead link

[derberg]

@MichaelVoelkel

• for C++ types code gen have a look at https://github.com/asyncapi/modelina
• regarding broken link to JSON schema - all schemas are now located in https://github.com/asyncapi/spec-json-schemas/