Bridge Studio

Compile a completely typed sdk of your Bridge project with one command.

Features

• TypeScript SDK Generation: Generates a TypeScript SDK with typed API methods
• Swift SDK Generation: Generates a Swift SDK with async/await support and proper error handling
• OpenAPI Specification: Automatically generates OpenAPI documentation

Usage

Run the compiler in your Bridge project:

npx bridge-compile

This will automatically generate:

• TypeScript SDK in ./sdk/ directory
• Swift SDK as ./sdk.swift file
• OpenAPI documentation as ./openapi.json

You'll only be prompted for your server URL if no configuration file exists.

Configuration

You can create a bridge.config.json file to avoid the server URL prompt:

{
  "serverUrl": "http://localhost:8080"
}

You can also pass the server URL as a command line argument:

npx bridge-compile http://localhost:8080

Swift SDK

The Swift SDK generates a single sdk.swift file that includes:

• Foundation networking code with async/await support
• Strongly typed request/response models
• Error handling with custom APIError type
• Support for GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE methods
• Query parameters, headers, and body support

Swift SDK Structure

// Base networking layer
struct APIError: Error { ... }
struct Result<T: Decodable> { ... }
func fetch<R: Decodable>(...) async -> Result<R> { ... }

// Generated API classes
class User {
    struct CreateBody: Encodable { ... }
    struct CreateResponse: Decodable { ... }

    func create(body: CreateBody) async -> Result<CreateResponse> { ... }
}

// Main API entry point
public class API {
    let user = User()
}

Using the Swift SDK

let api = API()

// Create a user
let result = await api.user.create(body: User.CreateBody(
    name: User.CreateBody.Name(first: "John", last: "Doe"),
    email: "[email protected]"
))

switch result {
case let (data?, nil):
    print("User created: \(data.user.name)")
case let (nil, error?):
    print("Error: \(error.name) - \(error.status)")
default:
    print("Unknown error")
}