Refactor project structure and implement standardized API generation #891
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Summary
This PR implements a comprehensive refactoring of the Wave project structure and establishes a standardized API generation workflow aligned with app-bootstrap patterns.
🏗️ Project Structure Refactoring
wave-apiandwave-appmoduleswave-apimodulewave-appmodule📦 Package Strategy
io.seqera.wave.api(preserved)io.seqera.wave.api.schema.v0(new versioned package)io.seqera.wave.api.spec(following app-bootstrap pattern)🔧 OpenAPI & Documentation Generation
✅ OpenAPI Endpoint Fix
/openapiredirect loop by removing controller interference🎯 Build Configuration Standardization
🚀 Key Features Implemented
🔄 Migration Path
📋 Tasks and Dependencies
All build tasks and dependencies now match app-bootstrap standards:
installTypeSpec: Install TypeSpec dependenciesgenerateOpenApi: Generate OpenAPI specs from TypeSpecgenerateSwaggerUI: Create Swagger UI documentationgenerateApiCode: Generate server interfaces and modelscleanApiCode: Clean generated code🧪 Test Plan
/openapiendpoint serves Swagger UI correctly🎯 Benefits
This implementation establishes Wave as a reference example for modern API-first development with TypeSpec and provides a solid foundation for future API enhancements.
🤖 Generated with Claude Code