@nahkies/openapi-code-generator
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Typescript client SDK and server stub generator for OpenAPI 3 specifications
@nahkies/openapi-code-generator is a CLI tool that aims to generate high quality typescript client SDK's,
and API server scaffolding (routing, validation, serialization) from OpenAPI 3 specifications.
Currently, OpenAPI 3.0, OpenAPI 3.1, and TypeSpec are supported an input specifications.
Visit https://openapi-code-generator.nahkies.co.nz/ for detailed documentation including quick start guides and reference material.
Please see the Github releases for handwritten release notes, or CHANGELOG.md for release notes generated by lerna.
This project is still in beta, and breaking changes are still likely to be made before moving to v1. However, these are considered thoughtfully and we aim to minimise disruption.
In general what is implemented works well, but there are still parts of the OpenAPI specification that haven't been implemented, so YMMV.
Refer to top level README.md / CONTRIBUTING.md
0.17.0 (2024-12-11)
support exactOptionalPropertyTypes on client SDKs (#278) (5483b12), closes #131
fix!: angular modules have unique export names (#270) (2d4d43b), closes #270
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Typescript client SDK and server stub generator for OpenAPI 3 specifications
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