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Generated Java and TypeScript API contracts for pinned Headscale releases, published as Maven and npm packages with matching upstream versions.

Go tool that generates typed Go constants from the x-constants extension in OpenAPI specs, keeping spec and code in sync.

Library for testing code generators at your leisure. Parse output with haskell-src-exts, and use TemplateHaskell to create a pattern. Then test if it occurs in the output file.

Iorgen is a multi languages code generator to parse a predefined input template

[2025] Autonomous Claude Code plugin with pattern learning and skill auto-selection. Features 27 specialized agents across 4 collaborative groups, quality control automation, and intelligent task execution without human approval at each step.

Oats takes an API description in a subset of OpenAPI format and generates schemas, types and endpoint methods or functions. It relies on io-ts library for runtime validation, sparing front-end developers from tedious debugging caused for example by a bug on a back-end or a mismatching API version.

https://narrat-ontology.gitlab.io/narrat-ontology-definition/index-en.html#

Generates programming language code and database scripts by reading meta-data from a source database into a language of choice and target database.

Integrate Code-Generation into your Spring/Angular projects using an API-First approach.

Desktop app that performs 2005-era client-server code generation. Fork of open source project called DataTierGenerator. Initially generated data layer for SQL Server db in C# code. Extended to allow custom data access methods using partial classes, VB.Net code generation alternative, and optional WCF layer code generation in between.

Truss handles the painful parts of building, deploying and managing microservices with Go, freeing you to focus on business logic. Also includes code generation witg protocol buffers.

Forked from github.com/metaverse/truss

A project scaffolding tool built from the ground up in Rust with the power of Yaml.