Build commerce applications with TypeScript.
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The TypeScript SDK provides an easy way to interact with Composable Commerce APIs. This includes the HTTP API, Import API, Audit Log API, and Checkout API.
With the TypeScript SDK, you benefit from IDE autocompletion, type-safety, encapsulation, and an internal domain-specific language for formulating valid requests.
Learn more about configuring your integrated developer environment in our self-paced Prepare your work environment module.
Get started
Learn how to set up and use the TypeScript SDK with our get started guide.
Refer to our integration tests for examples of creating, querying, updating, and deleting resources in your Composable Commerce Project.
The TypeScript SDK is open source and is available on GitHub under the MIT License.
You can view the full TypeScript SDK reference on GitHub.
Release schedule
The TypeScript SDK is autogenerated from our API specifications to ensure it is up to date with the latest enhancements. New releases are published on the first Monday of the month, though occasional updates can occur.
To stay informed about new releases, subscribe to the GitHub releases or watch the GitHub repository.
Use the TypeScript SDK template
You can use the TypeScript SDK template to test code and features without affecting your production environment.
The TypeScript SDK template uses StackBlitz to create a sandbox environment for testing code. StackBlitz is a third-party service for testing Node.js apps in web browsers.
This sandbox environment is not hosted by commercetools. Do not store any sensitive data, such as API Client credentials and environment variables, in the sandbox you created by using this template.
The TypeScript SDK template is only for development and evaluation purposes. Do not use it with production projects.
Contribute to the TypeScript SDK
We welcome any kind of contribution, including reporting issues, submitting bug fixes, providing ideas for new features, or suggestions for improvements. You can learn more about contributing to the TypeScript SDK on GitHub.
You can find a full list of contributors here.
Best practices
You can find a complete list of best practices on GitHub.