generate-sdk

Generate payment SDKs from API mappings by processing declarative JSON mapping files into idiomatic client wrappers. This translates provider-specific logic into unified data models for languages like Python and TypeScript.

Yes, you can use declarative JSON mapping files to automate payment processor integration in Python. The generation process creates provider implementations complete with authentication, request mapping, and error handling.

SDK generation supports TypeScript and Python, alongside Go, Java, and C#. It produces idiomatic code tailored to each programming language's specific patterns from the provided PSP mapping files.

The best way to unify authentication and error handling across multiple payment service providers is to generate a single SDK from declarative mappings. This creates a unified data model that abstracts PSP-specific logic into consistent client wrappers.

Create client wrappers for Adyen and Stripe by feeding their declarative mapping files into the generator. It outputs provider implementations that handle request mapping, response parsing, and error handling for both PSPs.

Generating code from declarative JSON mapping files requires accurate provider mapping definitions. The generated SDKs are limited to the structures and PSP-specific logic defined within those input mapping files and language adaptation guides.