Meant as a spiritual successor to django-js-reverse, django-typescript-routes is meant to answer to the following question:

I've got a Typescript-based SPA that is powered by a Django-based API. How do I safely make requests to Django without messing up the routes or parameters?

django-typescript-routes is how! At a high level, it turns:

urls = [
    path(
        r"about",
        about,
        name="about",
    ),
    path(
        r"/<str:username>",
        subscribe,
        name="subscribe",
    ),
    path(
        r"/<str:username>/subscribers/<pk:uuid>/success",
        subscription_success,
        name="subscription-success",
    ),
]

into:

const URLS = {
  about: () => `/`,
  subscribe: (username: string) => `/${username}`,
  "subscription-success": (username: string, pk: string) =>
    `/${username}/subscribers/${pk}/success`,
};

1. Install:

poetry add --dev django-typescript-routes

1. Add django-typescript-routes to your INSTALLED_APPS setting:

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...,
    "typescript_routes",
    ...
]

2. Run the management command to print out the typescript file:

python manage.py generate_typescript_routes --urlconf projectname.urls > assets/urls.ts