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We’ve added support for configuring proxy servers in the generated Java and Ruby SDKs.

This enhancement enables API requests to be routed through custom proxy servers, making it easier to work within corporate networks, behind firewalls, or in environments where outbound connections must go through a proxy.

What's New?​

In many enterprise and secure environments, direct internet access is restricted. With this update, the SDKs now support proxy configuration, allowing you to route requests through a specified proxy server.

Developers can now set up proxy settings during SDK client initialization:

Client client = new Client.Builder()
    .httpClientConfig(configBuilder -> configBuilder
        .proxyConfig(new HttpProxyConfiguration
          .Builder("http://localhost", 8080)
            .auth("username", "password")))
    .build();

client = Client.new(
  proxy_settings: ProxySettings.new(
    address: 'http://localhost',
    port: 8080,
    username: 'admin',
    password: 'password123'
  )
)

Learn more about proxy configuration feature

Proxy configuration is also available in other SDKs:

• TypeScript Changelog
• .NET Changelog
• PHP Changelog

Introducing a more flexible and efficient way to validate your OpenAPI definitions with our GitHub App! The new Filepath Workflow allows you to specify the exact path to your main OpenAPI file, making it easier to manage and validate complex or modular API projects. This update streamlines the validation process, reduces unnecessary checks, and ensures your API definitions are always up to standard.

We’ve added support for configuring proxy servers in the generated TypeScript SDKs.

This new feature allows developers to route API requests through designated proxy servers, improving compatibility with enterprise networks, secure environments, or setups where traffic must pass through a proxy.

APIMatic now supports four widely-used pagination strategies in TypeScript SDKs: Offset, Page, Cursor, and Link based pagination. This enhancement provides a seamless and unified way to consume paginated API responses, regardless of the underlying mechanism.

We’ve just released v1.1.0-alpha.11 of the apimatic-cli, bringing powerful new commands that make it easier to create, serve, and customize your API portals using APIMatic's Docs as Code offering.

APIMatic now supports four widely-used pagination strategies in Ruby SDKs: Offset, Page, Cursor, and Link based pagination. This enhancement provides a seamless and unified way to consume paginated API responses, regardless of the underlying mechanism.

APIMatic now supports four widely-used pagination strategies in .NET SDKs: Offset, Page, Cursor, and Link based pagination. This enhancement provides a seamless and unified way to consume paginated API responses, regardless of the underlying mechanism.

We’re excited to announce support for generating llms.txt and llms-full.txt files as part of your developer portal. It enables tools like Cursor, GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT, and Claude to quickly understand your documentation.

APIMatic now supports four widely-used pagination strategies in Java SDKs: Offset, Page, Cursor, and Link based pagination. This enhancement provides a seamless and unified way to consume paginated API responses, regardless of the underlying mechanism.

You can now configure layout within the theme object of your portal. This gives you precise, declarative control over container alignment and maximum width—enabling cleaner, more responsive layouts with minimal effort.