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// SDK Generation
Move from API operation to integration code.
Generate focused integration code from normalized API operations, including request and response types where available.
Payments API / sdk / example preview
FetchAxiosRTK QueryC#Python
createPayment: builder.mutation<Payment, CreatePayment>({
query: (body) => ({
url: "/payments",
method: "POST",
body,
}),
})
query: (body) => ({
url: "/payments",
method: "POST",
body,
}),
})
Generate an RTK Query payment mutation
Select POST /payments, then TypeScript > RTK Query. Include request and response types where the schema defines them. This excerpt belongs inside a configured API slice; review the generated output and supply your own base URL and authentication.
createPayment: builder.mutation<Payment, CreatePayment>({
query: (body) => ({
url: "/payments",
method: "POST",
body,
}),
})Capabilities
SDK Generation capabilities
- Generate TypeScript Fetch, Axios, RTK Query and React Query code.
- Generate C# HttpClient and Refit integrations.
- Generate Python httpx and requests clients.
- Include request and response types from normalized schemas.
- Start from the exact operation already documented in the workspace.
Workflow
Your sdk generation workflow
Choose a target
Pick TypeScript, C# or Python and a supported variant.
Set output options
Choose whether to include types, authentication and example usage.
Review and copy
Inspect the generated source before integrating it into your codebase.
Built for real handoffs.
Frontend integration
Create Fetch, Axios or query-layer code based on the current operation contract.
.NET services
Generate a focused HttpClient service method or Refit interface method.
Python automation
Start with an httpx async client or requests example.
Related features
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