strapi-typed-client

Automatic TypeScript type generation and a fully typed API client for Strapi v5. Install a Strapi plugin, run a single CLI command, and get clean TypeScript interfaces plus a ready-to-use fetch client with full autocomplete.

Documentation

Quick Start

1. Install

npm install strapi-typed-client

2. Enable the Strapi plugin

// config/plugins.ts
export default {
    'strapi-typed-client': {
        enabled: true,
    },
}

3. Generate types

npx strapi-types generate --url http://localhost:1337

4. Use

import { StrapiClient } from 'strapi-typed-client'

const strapi = new StrapiClient({
    baseURL: 'http://localhost:1337',
})

const articles = await strapi.articles.find({
    filters: { title: { $contains: 'hello' } },
    populate: { category: true, cover: true },
})

articles[0].category.name // fully typed

Features

• Clean, flat TypeScript interfaces from your Strapi schema
• Typed API client — find, findOne, create, update, delete
• Automatic type inference for populate — no manual casting
• Nested populate with unlimited depth
• Separate Input types for create/update (relations as IDs)
• DynamicZone support with union types
• Components and nested components
• Entity-specific filter types
• Next.js integration (withStrapiTypes, cache, revalidate, tags)
• Schema hashing — skips regeneration when nothing changed
• Framework-agnostic — works with any TypeScript project

Requirements

• Strapi v5
• Node.js >= 18

Documentation

Full documentation is available at boxlab-ltd.github.io/strapi-typed-client:

• Getting Started — installation, plugin setup, first generation
• CLI Commands — generate, check, watch
• Client Usage — CRUD operations, error handling
• Populate — type inference, nested populate
• Filtering & Sorting — filters, pagination, field selection
• Next.js Integration — auto-generation, cache options
• Plugin Config — requireAuth, endpoints, schema hashing
• API Reference — full StrapiClient API

Issues & Contributing

Found a bug or have a feature request? Open an issue on GitHub.

Pull requests are welcome — please open an issue first to discuss what you'd like to change.

License

MIT