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@archon-research/http-client-core

v0.11.0

Published

Typed HTTP client utilities built on OpenAPI and Zod: an `openapi-fetch` client factory, the OpenAPI helper types the rest of the toolkit shares, and helpers that turn a document's component schemas into zod validators.

Readme

@archon-research/http-client-core

Typed HTTP client utilities built on OpenAPI and Zod: an openapi-fetch client factory, the OpenAPI helper types the rest of the toolkit shares, and helpers that turn a document's component schemas into zod validators.

Installation

npm install @archon-research/http-client-core
npm install --save-dev openapi-typescript

Usage

Generate types from an OpenAPI document

npx uikit-openapi-generate --schema openapi.json --output src/api.types.ts

Create a typed client

import { createApiClient } from '@archon-research/http-client-core';

import type { paths } from './api.types';

const client = createApiClient<paths>('https://api.example.com');

// Fully typed request and response
const { data, error } = await client.GET('/users/{id}', {
  params: { path: { id: '123' } },
});

The second argument is the rest of the openapi-fetch client config (everything except baseUrl), which is how a test or a mock layer injects its own fetch:

const client = createApiClient<paths>('https://api.example.com', {
  fetch: myFetch,
  headers: { 'X-Tenant': tenantId },
});

Build a zod validator from a component schema

import { getComponentSchemaFromOpenApi } from '@archon-research/http-client-core';

import openApiDocument from '../openapi.json';

const userSchema = getComponentSchemaFromOpenApi(openApiDocument, 'User');
const result = userSchema.safeParse(await response.json());

normalizeOpenApiRefs is exported for documents that need their #/components/schemas/... refs rewritten to zod's #/$defs/... form ahead of time; getComponentSchemaFromOpenApi applies it internally.

For response validation wired into TanStack Query, use createZodResponseMiddleware from http-client-react rather than calling this directly.

Shared OpenAPI types

The openapi-fetch and openapi-typescript-helpers types that anything built on this client needs are re-exported here — ApiClient, ApiClientOptions, FetchResponse, MaybeOptionalInit, HttpMethod, MediaType, PathsWithMethod, RequiredKeysOf — so downstream packages type against one pinned copy of the OpenAPI toolchain instead of each declaring their own dependency on it.

Peer dependencies

  • openapi-typescript: for generating types from OpenAPI documents

See also