openapi-generator VS kiota

various openapi-generator plugins

OpenAPI Generator Gradle Plugin

I'm also really happy with spec first. We're using openapi-generator[1] to generate types from a yaml schema (inverting the more standard approach of generating the yaml) in our Typescript (mostly Nest.js) backends, and export those types as packages for use in our frontends.

[1] https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator

Manually writing API clients can be time-consuming and result in errors. This is where the OpenAPI specification and tools like OpenAPI Generator are helpful.

With your API defined, use the OpenAPI Generator to generate your code automatically. The PHP Flight generator — documented here — was provided by the author and, although its status is still marked as "experimental", it has been my production workhorse for over a year.

Until now, we relied on an open-source OpenAPI generator to build our SDKs. While it served us well, the maintenance and scalability challenges became apparent as we expanded our platform. Key pain points included:

OpenAPI Generator

Let’s learn how to generate an API client for an Angular project using the open-source OpenAPI Generator program. The OpenAPI Generator project offers a CLI for generating API client modules for multiple language targets by importing a YAML/JSON API specification file.

Did you try to use https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator directly?

have you tried https://github.com/microsoft/kiota?

Creating client libraries could be done via kiota