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openapi-foundry

v0.1.0

Published

Generate a TypeScript SDK, MCP server, branded CLI, and Python SDK + MCP server from one OpenAPI spec and one config — with the custom fetch client and response-envelope handling templated consistently across artifacts.

Downloads

148

Readme

openapi-foundry

Generate a TypeScript SDK, MCP server, branded CLI, and a Python SDK + MCP server from a single OpenAPI spec and one config file — with the custom fetch client and { data, error, request_id } response-envelope handling templated consistently across every artifact.

Existing generators each do one language or one artifact. openapi-foundry orchestrates several proven open-source generators behind one config so a whole client ecosystem stays in sync with the spec:

| Artifact | Built with | |---|---| | TS SDK (@scope/sdk) | Kubb (run programmatically) + a deep-merging fetch client | | TS MCP server (@scope/mcp) | Kubb plugin-mcp over the same client | | CLI (<bin>) | oclif — one command per operation, generated from the spec | | Python SDK + MCP (<pkg>) | openapi-python-client + FastMCP |

Install

npm install -D openapi-foundry

Use

npx openapi-foundry init           # write an example config
# edit openapi-foundry.config.ts, point `spec` at your OpenAPI JSON
npx openapi-foundry generate       # emit all configured artifacts into outDir
// openapi-foundry.config.ts
import { defineConfig } from "openapi-foundry";

export default defineConfig({
  spec: "./openapi.json",
  outDir: "./generated",
  displayName: "Acme",
  name: "acme",
  npmScope: "@acme",
  baseUrl: "https://api.acme.com",
  auth: {
    apiKeyEnv: "ACME_API_KEY",
    baseUrlEnv: "ACME_BASE_URL",
    extraHeaders: [
      { header: "X-Tenant-Id", env: "ACME_TENANT_ID", option: "tenantId", flag: "tenant", flagChar: "t" },
    ],
  },
  artifacts: ["ts-sdk", "ts-mcp", "cli", "python"],
});

The auth block is the point of the tool: it's woven into the SDK's configure(), the MCP server's env→headers glue, the CLI's global flags + credential store, and the Python wrapper — so every artifact authenticates identically. Each operation's response is returned as the full typed envelope; an extraHeaders entry (e.g. a tenant/subaccount id) becomes a configure() option, an X-… header, a CLI flag, and an env var everywhere at once.

Output is a pnpm workspace under outDir (packages/sdk, packages/mcp, packages/cli) plus a standalone python/<pkg> (uv + hatchling). Generated code is ready to pnpm install && pnpm -r build.

License

MIT