Pick an endpoint from an OpenAPI 3.x spec and get ready-to-paste TypeScript types: path and query parameters, the request body, every response, and all referenced DTOs — under the names your backend actually uses.
Built so you don't have to retype types from Swagger UI by hand, or eyeball contracts every time the backend changes them.
Getting started
Open the panel:
the {→} button in the editor title bar — opens the panel beside the current tab and loads that file as the spec;
or the OpenAPI Types Tools: Open panel command (Ctrl+Shift+P) — opens it with your last used source.
In the top field, enter the spec source — a file path (C:\specs\api.json) or a URL (http://backend-host/v3/api-docs).
Pick an endpoint on the left — its types appear on the right.
Copy a single type with the button on its block, or everything at once from the toolbar.
Features
Type comparison — press "Compare" on a block, paste your type from the codebase, and see field by field where it drifted from the contract.
Generation rules (⚙ button) — adapt the output to your project's conventions (| null instead of ?, no semicolons, etc.) with JS hooks and a live preview. Rules can be saved to a .js file and shared with your team.
Search — Ctrl+F searches the generated types.
Specs behind a login — if the source redirects to a sign-in page, the panel lets you sign in and paste a session cookie.
Russian and English interface, switchable with the RU/EN button.
The panel follows your editor theme.
Requirements
VSCode 1.90 or newer. Everything runs locally; nothing is sent anywhere.
