flowtypify generates flowtype definitions from a given JSON Schema. This enables you to type-check the contract your app is working against. Whenever you update the schema, regenerate the flowtype definitions and flow will tell you about breaking changes.

Version-wise its an early Proof of Concept, but the testsuite already covers most of the features I've seen in the wild so far.

Invoking fowtypify will parse the JSON schemas and output the types to STDOUT. With --write enabled, a file with the same basename plus .flow.js will be created for each supplied schema.

npm install --save-dev flowtypify
./node_modules/.bin/flowtypify --write src/schematas/*.json

Yepp, that's, apart from the lack of any optimizations in flowtypify, due to your schema not having additionalProperties: false set on object definitions you have.

Everything in test/scenarios works, the following does not work, yet ;)

• Resolve external $ref links
• Resolve definitions through $id fields (no support for $id as of JSON Schema Core 9.2 at all, yet)
• Transformations
  • Change RootType name
  • Transform Type names (e.g. uppercase)
  • Custom transformations (e.g. Optional<*> types)

• json-schema-to-flow-type by @dannynelson
• json-schema-to-typescript by @bcherny