Context
We are archiving the standalone nodejs-template repo. Users still need a maintained way to generate Node.js servers from AsyncAPI documents inside the generator monorepo.
The legacy nodejs-ws-template can serve as a reference for WebSocket-specific patterns, but the goal here is a new baked-in template aligned with current generator architecture (packages/templates, React SDK, @asyncapi/keeper, shared components/helpers).
Goal
Add a baked-in Node.js server template to @asyncapi/generator that replaces the archived standalone template — multi-protocol where feasible, runtime message validation, and integration/acceptance tests following existing baked-in template conventions.
References
Context
We are archiving the standalone nodejs-template repo. Users still need a maintained way to generate Node.js servers from AsyncAPI documents inside the generator monorepo.
The legacy nodejs-ws-template can serve as a reference for WebSocket-specific patterns, but the goal here is a new baked-in template aligned with current generator architecture (
packages/templates, React SDK,@asyncapi/keeper, shared components/helpers).Goal
Add a baked-in Node.js server template to
@asyncapi/generatorthat replaces the archived standalone template — multi-protocol where feasible, runtime message validation, and integration/acceptance tests following existing baked-in template conventions.References