Using SKMTC

SKMTC generates TypeScript from an OpenAPI v3 or GraphQL schema — types, validators, query hooks, forms, mocks, and server routes, all from one schema in one run, all consistent with each other. Add a field to the schema, regenerate, and every artifact updates together. The output is ordinary source code you commit; nothing SKMTC-specific runs in your app. Deciding whether SKMTC fits your project at all? Start with the project README — its "When to use SKMTC" section is the honest fit test.

Who this is for

You have an OpenAPI v3 or GraphQL schema and want code generated from it. Everything in this tree works with installed generators and JSON configuration — using SKMTC never requires writing or reading generator source code.

If you find yourself wanting to change a hardcoded value in a generator, that's the one thing configuration can't do: see authoring/ (authoring generators) when you get there.

The flow

init → install → configure (client.json) → generate

Quick start

See tutorials/01-your-first-generation.md for the five-minute path.

Tutorials

Linear walkthroughs to learn by doing.

• 01 — Your first generation
• 02 — Multiple generators
• 03 — Customize with enrichments

How-to guides

Recipes for specific problems.

• Install a generator
• Configure enrichments
• Pin the schema source
• Skip or include operations
• Use SKMTC in CI/CD
• Update a schema and regenerate
• Debug a failing generation

Recipes

Complete worked examples.

• Full-stack TypeScript app
• API mocks for frontend development
• Multi-project monorepo

Shared resources

• Concepts — mental models that apply to both using and authoring
• CLI reference — every command, every flag
• Settings reference — client.json schema and enrichment shape
• Stock generators reference — per-generator capabilities and enrichments