Deterministic TypeScript generation from Laravel resources.
This package helps you keep backend resources and frontend types aligned, with deterministic output and predictable imports.
- PHP
>=8.2 - Laravel
12.xor13.x - Note: Laravel
13.xrequires PHP>= 8.3(Laravel framework requirement)
composer require --dev evanschleret/laravel-typebridgePublish the config:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="EvanSchleret\\LaravelTypeBridge\\TypeBridgeServiceProvider" --tag=typebridge-configGenerated file:
config/typebridge.php
Generate files:
php artisan typebridge:generateUse another output directory:
php artisan typebridge:generate --output-path=resources/typescriptPreview only (no write):
php artisan typebridge:generate --dry-runUse TypeBridgeResource on Laravel resources (JsonResource or ResourceCollection):
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace App\Http\Resources;
use App\Models\User;
use EvanSchleret\LaravelTypeBridge\Attributes\TypeBridgeResource;
use Illuminate\Http\Resources\Json\JsonResource;
#[TypeBridgeResource(
name: 'UserItem',
structure: [
'id' => 'number',
'email' => 'string|null',
'roles' => '@relation(roles)',
'manager?' => '@relation(manager)',
],
)]
final class UserResource extends JsonResource
{
public static string $model = User::class;
}Optional attribute fields:
types: local TypeScript aliases/enums declared in the same generated filefileName: per-resource output filename overrideappend: per-resource lines appended at the end of the generated filealiasBaseandaliasPlural: alias placeholders used bygeneration.append_templates
@relation(name) is strict:
- the resource model must be resolvable
- the relation method must exist
- the relation method must return an Eloquent relation
If the relation exists but no generated TypeScript type is available for the related model, the field falls back to any or any[].
This is the default config generated by vendor:publish:
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
return [
'output' => [
'base_path' => resource_path('typescript'),
],
'sources' => [
app_path('Http/Resources'),
],
'generation' => [
'use_semicolons' => false,
'generate_index' => true,
'shared_file' => '_api',
'shared_append' => [],
'append_templates' => [],
],
'files' => [
'extension' => 'ts',
'naming_pattern' => '{name}',
],
];This is an example, not the default:
'generation' => [
'shared_file' => '_api',
'shared_append' => [
'export interface ApiItemResponse<T> {',
" status: 'success' | 'error'",
' data: T',
'}',
'export interface ApiCollectionResponse<T> {',
' data: T[]',
'}',
],
'append_templates' => [
[
'name_ends_with' => 'Item',
'lines' => [
'export type {base} = ApiItemResponse<{name}>',
'export type {basePlural} = ApiCollectionResponse<{name}>',
],
],
],
],With RoleItem, this can generate:
export type Role = ApiItemResponse<RoleItem>
export type Roles = ApiCollectionResponse<RoleItem>For files.naming_pattern:
{name}{pascal}{camel}{snake}{kebab}
Example:
'files' => [
'naming_pattern' => '{kebab}.types',
],Inside append_templates.*.lines:
{name}: resource name{base}: alias base (aliasBaseor suffix stripping){basePlural}: alias plural (aliasPluralor pluralized base){pascal}{camel}{snake}{kebab}
fileNameon the attribute overridesfiles.naming_patternfor one resource--output-pathoverridesoutput.base_path
If you want to explore more of my Laravel packages:
- Contributing guide: CONTRIBUTING.md
- Security policy: SECURITY.md
- Code of conduct: CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
- License: LICENSE
