typescript-api-client

Build a type-safe REST API client in TypeScript by enforcing a schema-first approach with Zod for runtime validation and inferring types. Organize API groups into resources using a BaseResource pattern to share logic and reduce boilerplate.

Handle pagination and retries in a TypeScript SDK by leveraging the ky HTTP client. It provides built-in retry semantics and structured error handling, ensuring robust request management for paginated API endpoints.

A schema-first approach improves TypeScript API client development by using Zod schemas to enforce runtime validation and infer TypeScript types. This ensures compile-time and runtime type safety, reducing errors and boilerplate.

Yes, you can use ky and Zod together to structure API client errors. This combination supports a comprehensive typed error hierarchy with retry semantics, providing clear error handling and maintainable SDK patterns.

You need a resource-based architecture for your TypeScript REST client to maintain organized, scalable code. Structuring code into resources per API group with a common BaseResource ensures shared logic is maintainable across expanding endpoints.

Choose ky for building a TypeScript API client to gain a lightweight HTTP client with built-in retry mechanisms. It pairs effectively with Zod schemas to provide structured error handling and type safety for robust SDK development.