atdgen
A syntax for defining cross-language data types to generate type-safe serializers, deserializers, and validators for JSON APIs.
What is atdgen?
ATD (Adaptable Type Definitions) is a syntax and toolset for defining cross-language data types, used to generate type-safe serializers, deserializers, and validators for JSON APIs. It solves the problem of maintaining consistent data structures across different programming languages in a service-oriented architecture.
Developers and teams building multi-language systems or JSON APIs who need to ensure type safety and consistency across services written in different programming languages.
ATD provides a single source of truth for data definitions, reducing bugs and boilerplate code by automatically generating type-safe serialization and validation code for multiple languages from one schema.
Overview
Static types for JSON APIs
Use Cases
Best For
- Generating type-safe API clients and servers in multiple languages from a single schema
- Ensuring data consistency across microservices written in different programming languages
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