A) Start with OpenAPI or B) start with a JSON sample?
Choose A when the contract already exists and should produce docs and types. Choose B when payloads are the only source, then review the inferred schema before adopting it.
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Define an API contract, validate schemas and captured payloads, detect compatibility risks, and record test acceptance.
New to this workflow? Follow the steps in order, starting with the first tool below. Already know what you need? Jump straight to the matching step — every tool in this workflow is listed in the comparison table.
First tool: OpenAPI to TypeScript Generator
Hubs
| Tool | What it does | Category |
|---|---|---|
| OpenAPI to TypeScript Generator | Convert OpenAPI or Swagger JSON/YAML specs into TypeScript API types, request payloads, and response models with configurable output and naming styles | Development |
| API Doc Generator | Generate polished API documentation from OpenAPI or annotated comments | Development |
| JSON Schema Generator | Infer JSON Schema from sample JSON, optionally merge manual schema edits, and validate data against the active schema | Development |
| JSON Schema Validator | Validate JSON data against a JSON Schema to verify structure and data types | Validation |
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| JSON Schema to Zod Schema Converter |
| Convert JSON Schema JSON/YAML definitions into ready-to-use Zod schemas with nested objects, arrays, enums, and common validation rules |
| Development |
| OpenAPI Diff Breach Detector | Compare OpenAPI or GraphQL schemas, flag breaking changes, and generate an impact-oriented change report for API teams | Development |
| API Breaking Changes Detector & Migration Planner | Compare two OpenAPI 3.x schemas, identify breaking changes, grade client impact, and suggest migration or compatibility strategies | Development |
| API Response Contract Validator | Validate a real API response JSON against the response schema declared in an OpenAPI 3.x specification | Development |
| API Response Diff & Semantic Analyzer | Compare two API response payloads, highlight field-level diffs, and classify likely functional changes versus harmless runtime drift | Development |
| API Contract Stress Tester | Generate boundary-value test cases from an OpenAPI 3.x document and optionally send them to a real backend to spot contract mismatches | Development |
| API Contract Mutation Tester | Mutate OpenAPI request fields into semantically risky variants and optionally send them to a real backend to check defensive validation coverage | Development |
| API Mock Server | Generate a runnable Redis-backed mock API server with 1-hour TTL, hot updates, and dynamic templated responses | Development |
Define an API contract, validate schemas and captured payloads, detect compatibility risks, and record test acceptance.
Use this guide to turn the stated scope into a reviewable result. Keep the source, intermediate outputs, and decisions together so the next person can understand what was checked and why.
Prepare an OpenAPI or JSON Schema source, or a representative JSON payload.
Set the compatibility policy, required fields, fixtures, and acceptance thresholds.
Decision: A) Start with OpenAPI or B) start with a JSON sample?. Choose A when the contract already exists and should produce docs and types. Choose B when payloads are the only source, then review the inferred schema before adopting it.
Generate types and documentation from OpenAPI, or draft a JSON Schema from a sample; keep the source version and fixtures together. Use openapi-to-typescript-generator, api-doc-generator, json-schema-generator.
Check normal and error payloads, convert the schema for runtime validation when useful, and classify breaking changes between versions. Use json-schema-validator, json-schema-to-zod-schema-converter, openapi-diff-breach-detector, api-breaking-changes-detector-migration-planner.
Validate captured responses, compare known payloads, and generate boundary or mutation cases; record findings without implying deployment or live monitoring. Use api-response-contract-validator, api-response-diff-semantic-analyzer, api-contract-stress-tester, api-contract-mutation-tester, api-mock-server.
Workflow playbook
Generate types and documentation from OpenAPI, or draft a JSON Schema from a sample; keep the source version and fixtures together.
Check normal and error payloads, convert the schema for runtime validation when useful, and classify breaking changes between versions.
Validate captured responses, compare known payloads, and generate boundary or mutation cases; record findings without implying deployment or live monitoring.
Choose A when the contract already exists and should produce docs and types. Choose B when payloads are the only source, then review the inferred schema before adopting it.