Changelog

Python v4 SDKs now ship their own documentation. A README.md gets a developer started, api-reference.md and raw-api-reference.md document every operation, and sdk-map.md with a page per API group is a lookup index of the whole package.

Python v4 SDKs now identify themselves on every request and protect non-idempotent calls against accidental replay, matching the behavior introduced in C# v4 SDKs in July.

TypeScript v4 SDKs now authenticate the requests they send. Every authentication scheme your specification declares is generated into src/auth-schemes.ts, and the client options expose one optional credential property per scheme, named after it.

The new TypeScript SDK is now available in beta. You can generate it today using the APIMatic CLI. Try it out and share your feedback with us.

The APIMatic CLI can now build a context plugin from your published SDKs and hand you the commands that publish it to GitHub. Two new commands do the work: apimatic plugin generate and apimatic plugin publish.

C# v4 SDKs now expose hooks you can register to observe every request the client sends and every response it receives, with the context the SDK has about the call.

C# v4 SDKs now keep the fields your specification does not name. Object models carry an AdditionalProperties bag, so an extra field in a response is no longer dropped, and you can send fields of your own the specification does not declare.

The new Python SDK is now available in beta. You can generate it today using the APIMatic CLI. Try it out and share your feedback with us.

C# v4 SDKs now log HTTP requests and responses through the standard Microsoft.Extensions.Logging abstractions. Logging is configured once on the client options and can be adjusted per call through the request options argument every endpoint accepts.

C# v4 SDKs now carry the format of every string property onto the generated model as a declarative [Format] attribute, so the validation you already run for schema constraints covers formats as well.