Enhancement: Add path of routes in schema typescript

[Kumzy]

Summary

Hello,

While building a frontend connected to litestar, I found that I had to type URL on my frontend but I would prefer using constant exported from litestar cli.

Using the command schema typescript, it would be nice if the routes (path) can be added to the exported file so we could import and use the route in the frontend.

The command schema openapiexport the paths in the file (in a different format of course)

Also, routes url should include the parameters in the exported file:
/v2/apps/{app_id}/deployments/{deployment_id}/cancel

After some searches, found some examples but do not know if it's relevant:
openapi-typescript

Basic Example

export namespace API {
    export namespace AccountLogin {

// Somewhere there the path 

        export namespace Http201 {
            export type ResponseBody = {
                access_token: string;
                expires_in ? : null | number;
                refresh_token ? : null | string;
                token_type: string;
            };
        };

        export namespace Http400 {
            export type ResponseBody = {
                detail: string;
                extra ? : Record < string,
                unknown > | null | unknown[];
                status_code: number;
            };
        };

        export type RequestBody = {
            password: string;
            username: string;
        };
    };
};

Example in the frontend.
Instead of using the following code:

function submit() {
    router.post("/api/access/login", form);
}

I could use

function submit() {
    router.post(API.AccountLogin.Path, form);
}

Drawbacks and Impact

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Unresolved questions

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[Kumzy]

Also openapi-ts, there is a live demo on the gh page