openapi-to-typescript
Generate TypeScript from OpenAPI Specs
API teams need TypeScript models that stay aligned with OpenAPI contracts. This skill converts OpenAPI 3.0 specs into interfaces, endpoint types, and runtime guards.
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Test it
Using "openapi-to-typescript". An OpenAPI 3.0 product catalog spec with Product and Order schemas.
Expected outcome:
A TypeScript file containing Product and Order interfaces, endpoint request and response types, type guards, and an API error type.
Using "openapi-to-typescript". A service spec with enum fields, arrays, and path parameters.
Expected outcome:
Generated union types for enums, array property types, path request types, and warnings for unsupported schema references.
Using "openapi-to-typescript". An invalid OpenAPI document missing the paths section.
Expected outcome:
A validation message explaining the missing paths field, with no generated output file.
Security Audit
SafeAll 58 static findings were adjudicated as false positives. The external command alerts came from Markdown backticks, inline identifiers, JSON examples, and TypeScript examples rather than executable shell or Ruby code. The system reconnaissance alerts matched type-checking examples and OpenAPI validation text, and no prompt-injection or exfiltration intent was found.
Risk Factors
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Skillstore Score
Why this score Evidence Confidence: HighWhat You Can Build
Frontend API Integration
Convert backend OpenAPI specs into TypeScript contracts for UI data fetching and response handling.
Shared Service Contracts
Publish generated request and response types for teams that consume internal APIs.
Response Validation in Tests
Use generated type guards to validate API responses in automated test workflows.
Try These Prompts
Generate TypeScript interfaces from ./openapi.json and save them to types/api.ts. Report validation errors before writing files.
Convert ./specs/service.yaml into TypeScript request, response, and schema types. Save the result to src/generated/api-types.ts.
Regenerate types from ./openapi.yaml, compare the result with src/types/api.ts, and summarize any breaking type changes.
Convert ./api/openapi.yaml and review oneOf, allOf, enums, arrays, and unresolved references. Flag areas needing manual review.
Best Practices
- Validate the OpenAPI spec before generation to fix contract errors early.
- Regenerate types whenever the source API specification changes.
- Review warnings for unknown types, circular references, and complex allOf schemas.
Avoid
- Do not edit generated files manually when the source spec can be updated.
- Do not treat generated type guards as complete business-rule validation.
- Do not ignore unresolved references or unknown types in generated output.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which OpenAPI versions are supported?
Does it generate a full API client?
Can it read YAML and JSON specs?
How are enums handled?
What happens when the spec is invalid?
Can I choose the output file?
Developer Details
Author
softaworksLicense
MIT
Skillstore revision
r1
Version notice
The author did not declare a version.
Ref
f93e9bb0daca99badb6a7e574b97737155d57cb3
Maintenance freshness
7/18/2026
Usage
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