Imagine having all APIs at your disposal, as if it was your local code.

Compile any API to Typescript and then use it as fully typed SDK.
It's done in 10s and you'll never bother with GraphQL or clumsy OpenAPI fetch wrappers again.

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APIs expose interfaces, so developers don't have to worry about the implementation details.
That's great, but you still have to handle the details of the communication. Be it GraphQL or REST.

We are so used to our Typescript & Copilot autocomplete heaven,
that it would be absolute dreamland if we could just use all APIs in the same way, like local code.

Well, welcome to dreamland. Introducing: The universal API to Typescript compiler, Samarium. ## Using the Samarium Compiler programatically #### 1. Install the compiler package ```bash bun install @samarium.sdk/make ``` #### 2. Import the compiler ```typescript import { GraphQLGenerator, OpenAPIGenerator, Flavors, } from "@samarium.sdk/make"; ``` #### 3. Use the compiler #### GraphQL ```typescript const sdk = await new GraphQLGenerator.Generator( Flavors.GraphQL.default, ).generate({ schema: gqlSchema, options: {}, }); // write the sdk to a file and set the endpoint (manual step right now) Bun.write( Bun.file("sdk.ts"), sdk.replaceAll("[ENDPOINT]", "http://localhost:4000"), ); ``` #### OpenAPI ```typescript const sdk = await new OpenAPIGenerator.Generator( Flavors.OpenAPI.default, ).generate({ schema: schema, // the openapi json schema options: {}, }); // write the sdk to a file and set the endpoint (manual step right now) Bun.write( Bun.file("sdk.ts"), sdk.replaceAll("[ENDPOINT]", "http://localhost:4000"), ); ``` ## Support the project If you like the project, please consider giving it a star on GitHub. This helps to get the word out and to get more contributors on board. You can also reach me on [x.com/liontariai](https://x.com/liontariai) for any questions or feedback. ## Feedback Feedback is highly appreciated. Please open an issue if you have questions or suggestions!