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@sirhc77/postman-sdk-gen

v0.2.0

Published

Generate a fully-typed TypeScript SDK from a Postman collection, with support for Axios or Fetch, folder-based namespacing, and auto-inferred types.

Readme

Postman TypeScript SDK Generator

Generate a fully-typed TypeScript SDK from a Postman collection, with support for Axios or Fetch, folder-based namespacing, and auto-inferred types.

✨ Features

  • 🔌 Input: Supports Postman Collection v2.1
  • 📦 Output: TypeScript SDK with methods, namespaces, and inferred request/response types
  • Transport: Axios (default) or Fetch
  • 🔒 Authentication: Auto-parses Postman auth schemes (Bearer, API Key, Basic Auth)
  • 🧠 Type Inference: Generates interfaces for bodies and responses
  • 🗂️ Folder-Based Namespacing: Postman folders become nested namespaces
  • 🧾 .d.ts Generation: Optional separate type declarations for consumption in JS projects

🚀 Getting Started

1. Install

npm install -g @sirhc77/postman-sdk-gen

2. Generate SDK

postman-sdk-gen ./collection.json \
  --output ./sdk \
  --client-name ApiClient \
  --use-fetch \

CLI Options

| Flag | Description | |-----------------|------------------------------------------------| | --output | Output directory (default: ./sdk) | | --client-name | Name of generated class (default: ApiClient) | | --use-fetch | Use native fetch instead of Axios | | --single-file | Generate one file instead of multi-file | | --quiet | Supress logs | | --version | Show version |

🧪 Sample Usage

import { ApiClient } from './sdk/ApiClient';

const client = new ApiClient('https://api.example.com', '<your username>', '<your password>');

const res = await client.users.getCurrentUser();

📁 Namespacing

A Postman folder structure like:

- Space Management
  - Phone Numbers
    - List All

…generates:

client.spaceManagement.phoneNumbers.listAll();

🔒 Authentication

Postman auth sections are auto-detected. Supported:

  • Bearer token`
  • API key
  • Basic Auth

🛠️ Contributing

  • Clone the repo
  • Run locally with ts-node or build with tsc
  • Use examples/*.postman_collection.json to test

📄 License

MIT License