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@eml-payments/openapi-client

v0.0.1

Published

ARLO OpenAPI Client

Downloads

59

Readme

@eml-payments/openapi-client

ARLO OpenAPI Client – auto-generated TypeScript client using OpenAPI Generator.
This package provides typed interfaces and API methods for interacting with EML's ARLO services.


📦 Installation

From npm (recommended):

npm install @eml-payments/openapi-client

🛠 Usage

Example

import { ClientApi, CreateClientRequest } from '@eml-payments/openapi-client';

const api = new ClientApi();

api.createClient({
  companyName: 'Acme Corp',
  parentAccountId: 'ARLO-ACC-001',
  availableBalance: 50000
} as CreateClientRequest).then(response => {
  console.log('Client created:', response);
});

🧱 Package Structure

.
├── apis/            # All API interfaces (e.g., ClientApi.ts, EndUsersApi.ts)
├── models/          # Request and response models
├── runtime.ts       # Fetch API runtime configuration
├── index.ts         # Main entry point
├── sources/         # OpenAPI JSON specs (local, not published)
└── scripts          # Custom npm scripts for build

📜 Scripts

# Build client API from client.json
npm run build:client

# Build wallet API from wallet.json
npm run build:wallet

# Build both APIs
npm run build:all

⚠️ These scripts rely on local OpenAPI specs in the ./sources directory. They regenerate TypeScript types and API clients in-place.


📚 Requirements

You can install OpenAPI Generator globally or use npx as in the scripts.


🧪 Development

  1. Modify the OpenAPI spec in ./sources/client.json or wallet.json.
  2. Regenerate the client:
    npm run build:all
  3. Commit updated apis/, models/, and runtime.ts.