Use the generated clients directly from source until npm, PyPI, and NuGet packages are published.
The SDK is a repo-only source artifact until package registry publishing is wired. Treat sdk/ as the source of truth: download the source archive, vendor the needed language folder, and update it when openapi/moddingflow-public-api.v1.json changes.
The archive contains sdk/README.md plus the generated TypeScript, Python, and C# clients from the current website build.
Use /api/sdk/source.tar.gz as the direct archive link for CI, local experiments, or external developers who cannot access the private repository.
Pick the language folder, keep it beside your integration, and use these imports until package registry publishing is available.
import { ModdingflowPublicApiClient } from "./sdk/typescript/src/moddingflow-public-api";
const client = new ModdingflowPublicApiClient({ accessToken });
const plan = await client.resolveInstallPlan({
body: { game_slug: "skyrim-se", game_version: "1.6.1170" },
});from moddingflow_public_api import ModdingflowPublicApiClient
client = ModdingflowPublicApiClient(access_token=access_token)
plan = client.resolve_install_plan(
body={"game_slug": "skyrim-se", "game_version": "1.6.1170"}
)<ProjectReference Include="..\sdk\csharp\Moddingflow.PublicApi\Moddingflow.PublicApi.csproj" />