Allows you to partially (for example, only models) or completely generate a native (without dependencies) C# client sdk according to the OpenAPI specification. Inspired by NSwag.
$ dotnet add package AutoSDK.CLIAllows you to partially (for example, only models) or completely generate a native (without dependencies) C# client sdk according to the OpenAPI specification.
Inspired by NSwag ❤️.
You can use the CLI to generate the code.
dotnet tool install --global openapigenerator.cli --prerelease
rm -rf Generated
oag generate openapi.yaml \
--namespace Namespace \
--clientClassName YourApi \
--targetFramework net8.0 \
--output Generated
It will generate the code in the "Generated" subdirectory.
It also will include polyfills for .Net Framework/.Net Standard TargetFrameworks.
dotnet add package AutoSDK
<!-- This generator automatically detects all .yaml files in the project directory and adds them to the generation -->
<!-- If your yaml file is not in the project directory, you can specify it manually -->
<ItemGroup Label="AutoSDK">
<AdditionalFiles Include="$(MSBuildThisFileDirectory)../../../docs/openapi.yaml" />
</ItemGroup>
<!-- All settings optional -->
<PropertyGroup Label="AutoSDK">
<AutoSDK_Namespace>Ollama</AutoSDK_Namespace>
<AutoSDK_ClassName>OllamaApi</AutoSDK_ClassName>
<!-- By default, it generates all models/methods. You can disable this behavior using these properties -->
<AutoSDK_GenerateSdk>false</AutoSDK_GenerateSdk>
<AutoSDK_GenerateModels>true</AutoSDK_GenerateModels>
<AutoSDK_GenerateMethods>true</AutoSDK_GenerateMethods>
<AutoSDK_GenerateConstructors>true</AutoSDK_GenerateConstructors>
<AutoSDK_IncludeOperationIds>getPet;deletePet</AutoSDK_IncludeOperationIds>
<AutoSDK_ExcludeOperationIds>getPet;deletePet</AutoSDK_ExcludeOperationIds>
<AutoSDK_IncludeModels>Pet;Model</AutoSDK_IncludeModels>
<AutoSDK_ExcludeModels>Pet;Model</AutoSDK_ExcludeModels>
</PropertyGroup>

CLI generates Trimming/NativeAOT compatible code by default.
Since there are two source generators involved, we will have to create a second project so that the generator for the JsonSerializerContext will “see” our models
<PropertyGroup Label="AutoSDK">
<AutoSDK_GenerateSdk>false</AutoSDK_GenerateSdk>
<AutoSDK_GenerateModels>true</AutoSDK_GenerateModels>
<AutoSDK_GenerateJsonSerializerContextTypes>true</AutoSDK_GenerateJsonSerializerContextTypes>
</PropertyGroup>SourceGenerationContext.cs file to your main project with the following content:using System.Text.Json.Serialization;
namespace Namespace;
[JsonSourceGenerationOptions(DefaultIgnoreCondition = JsonIgnoreCondition.WhenWritingNull)]
[JsonSerializable(typeof(AutoSDKTrimmableSupport))]
internal sealed partial class SourceGenerationContext : JsonSerializerContext;<PropertyGroup Label="AutoSDK">
<AutoSDK_GenerateSdk>false</AutoSDK_GenerateSdk>
<AutoSDK_GenerateMethods>true</AutoSDK_GenerateMethods>
<AutoSDK_GenerateConstructors>true</AutoSDK_GenerateConstructors>
<AutoSDK_JsonSerializerContext>Namespace.SourceGenerationContext</AutoSDK_JsonSerializerContext>
</PropertyGroup><PropertyGroup Label="Trimmable" Condition="$([MSBuild]::IsTargetFrameworkCompatible('$(TargetFramework)', 'net6.0'))">
<IsAotCompatible>true</IsAotCompatible>
<EnableTrimAnalyzer>true</EnableTrimAnalyzer>
<IsTrimmable>true</IsTrimmable>
<SuppressTrimAnalysisWarnings>false</SuppressTrimAnalysisWarnings>
<TrimmerSingleWarn>false</TrimmerSingleWarn>
</PropertyGroup>