Vectorizer.AI SDKs

This workspace generates official Vectorizer.AI API SDKs from the public OpenAPI 3.0 specification.

The curated SDK set is intentionally broad without trying to cover every OpenAPI generator target:

• Python
• TypeScript / JavaScript
• Java
• C#
• Go
• PHP
• Ruby

The generated clients live under output/<language>.

The scripts download OpenAPI Generator CLI on first use and keep the jar as a local cache. Generated SDK source is written under output/ and then published to the per-language SDK repositories; generator-local outputs and build caches are not committed here.

Generate

Run this while the Vectorizer.AI website dev server is running locally:

.\generate.ps1

By default this fetches:

http://localhost:9000/api/openapi.json

To generate from production:

.\generate.ps1 -SpecUrl https://vectorizer.ai/api/openapi.json

To generate a subset:

.\generate.ps1 -Languages python,typescript

Validate

Fast checks:

.\test.ps1

Deeper checks for toolchains available on this machine:

.\test.ps1 -Deep

Publishing

Use PUBLISHING.md for the repeatable SDK release process. Use REGISTRY_SETUP.md for one-time registry setup status and historical notes.

Publishing Names

These package coordinates are what the website documentation expects:

Language	Package
Python	vectorizer-ai-sdk
TypeScript	@vectorizer-ai/sdk
Java	ai.vectorizer:vectorizer-ai-java
C#	Vectorizer.AI
Go	github.com/clv/vectorizer-go
PHP	vectorizer/ai
Ruby	vectorizer_ai

Before publishing to public registries, choose the SDK license and update the language-specific package metadata if it should differ from the generator defaults.

Authentication

All SDKs use HTTP Basic authentication. Use the Vectorizer.AI API Id as the username and the API Secret as the password.

API Notes

vectorize and download return binary file contents. The concrete type varies by language: for example, Python returns a bytearray, TypeScript returns a Blob, Java returns a File, and Go returns an *os.File.

The API accepts image input as exactly one of:

• image
• image.url
• image.base64
• image.token

The generated clients expose these dotted form fields as idiomatic language property names.