| name | typescript-wsdl-client |
| description | Use when working in a consumer project that depends on @techspokes/typescript-wsdl-client to generate typed SOAP clients, OpenAPI specs, Fastify gateways, apps, tests, or catalogs from WSDL or catalog inputs. |
TypeScript WSDL Client
Use this skill in a consumer project that depends on @techspokes/typescript-wsdl-client.
Default Workflow
- Confirm the consumer project uses Node.js 24 or newer.
- Install
@techspokes/typescript-wsdl-client as a development dependency.
- Install
soap as a runtime dependency.
- Prefer
npx wsdl-tsc pipeline for full SOAP-to-REST adoption.
- Use
client, openapi, gateway, app, or compile only when the task needs that narrower stage.
- Regenerate generated output from the WSDL source or
catalog.json instead of editing generated files by hand.
- Validate generated output with the consumer project's TypeScript build and tests.
Dependency Commands
npm install --save-dev @techspokes/typescript-wsdl-client
npm install soap
Generated Output Rule
Treat generated client/, gateway/, and app/ output as replaceable artifacts. Make persistent changes in WSDL inputs, configuration files, wrapper code, middleware, tests, or generator options.
Reference Loading
Load references/architecture.md first when choosing how WSDL input, catalog files, clients, OpenAPI specs, gateways, apps, and tests relate to each other.
Load references/consumer-workflows.md first when deciding which command sequence to run for a consumer task.
Load fluid references only when details are needed:
references/cli-reference.md for command flags, defaults, examples, and catalog path behavior.references/generated-code.md for generated TypeScript, operation calls, stream calls, choice unions, and gateway integration details.references/testing.md for mock clients, generated tests, and consumer test setup.references/troubleshooting.md for installation, TypeScript, catalog, and streaming diagnostics.references/streaming.md for stream configuration and NDJSON or JSON array behavior.
