Generate strongly-typed API clients from OpenAPI schemas for TypeScript.
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Generates strongly-typed API clients from OpenAPI schemas for reliable, type-safe HTTP requests.
Install the library and instantiate a typed client with createClient<paths> to auto-generate types from your OpenAPI schema.
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To generate a type-safe API client from an OpenAPI schema, instantiate a typed client using createClient<paths> to auto-generate types directly from your schema definitions. This enables strongly-typed HTTP requests across your TypeScript or JavaScript projects.
Type-safe HTTP requests ensure that your GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and PATCH calls have predictable typings for paths, queries, and headers. You need them in TypeScript projects to prevent runtime errors by validating API request and response structures at compile time.
Yes, the generated API client supports middleware for authentication, logging, caching, and error handling. You can also apply per-request overrides and customizations via its flexible client API to handle specific HTTP request scenarios.
Yes, generating strongly-typed API clients from OpenAPI schemas works across both frontend and backend TypeScript and JavaScript projects. It provides reliable, type-safe HTTP requests wherever you need to communicate with APIs using a schema-driven client.
The best way to handle typed path and query serialization is by using a single generic API client generated from your OpenAPI schema. This approach automatically applies predictable typings to URL paths, query parameters, and headers during HTTP requests.
No specific framework is required to use schema-driven API clients. You only need an OpenAPI schema and a TypeScript or JavaScript environment to instantiate the generic client and start making type-safe HTTP requests with path and query typings.
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