24 posts tagged with "SDKs"

The C# v4 SDK (beta) has picked up a wave of improvements over the past few weeks, spanning streaming, dependency injection, documentation, error handling, and file handling.

Our SDKs are now more AI ready than ever. Model reference docs now show idiomatic, language-specific code samples, complete with imports, instead of serialized payloads. They cover how to initialize a structure, reference an enum value, and catch errors across all seven SDK languages.

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

We've added two new commands to the @apimatic/cli that make it easy to publish SDKs and list your publishing profiles directly from the CLI.

APIMatic's SDKs are now fully customizable. You can add your own code to any generated SDK, inluding new files, custom logic and extra dependencies. Your changes are preserved and persist across generations.

We are updating the SDK generation CLI command to make inputs for SDK and Portal generation CLI commands consistent. Now Portals and SDKs can be generated using the same input, simplifying CI/CD scripts.

The TypeScript SDK module export changes announced earlier are now live across all generated SDKs. These updates align with modern TypeScript best practices and improve cross-environment compatibility.

This enhancement allows developers to easily manage API notifications and event-driven workflows without extra setup. With type-safe handlers and configured signature verification, integration becomes simpler and more reliable.

This enhancement allows developers to easily manage API notifications and event-driven workflows without extra setup. With type-safe handlers and configured signature verification, integration becomes simpler and more reliable.

We're changing the way we export modules in our TypeScript SDK to align with modern Typescript best practices and improve compatibility across different environments.