The language is only a wrapper
The same JSON, a different language — only syntax changes. The field set does not become complete because you picked Go. Missing fields stay missing.
JSON Tools for AI Developers · Runs locally
Natural language generation · Schema · Zod · OpenAPI · Function Calling · MCP · 30+ tools
After you have an API response, writing interface / struct by hand is slow and easy to miss fields.
Paste JSON, pick a language, click Generate code. Supports TS, JS, Python, Go, Rust, Java, Kotlin, Swift, C#, and PHP.
Inference only sees the sample. Nullable, unions, and date formats still follow the docs. Don't treat this as the final domain model.
Generation stays local. You don't have to redact a response before uploading it to a codegen site.
The same JSON, a different language — only syntax changes. The field set does not become complete because you picked Go. Missing fields stay missing.
To code emits static types. Zod emits runtime validation. TypeScript projects often use both: types for the compiler, Zod at the boundary.
Types are generated from the object shape. Use the Zod page for runtime validation.
Common fields include a json tag. Re-run naming to match your repo if needed.
It expands when it can. Split into several samples if it gets too deep.
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It follows the concrete sample and will not invent T. Edit wrapper types by hand.
Common camelCase conversion. Reformat if it disagrees with your Checkstyle.
The Dict page converts literals. This page generates type-definition code.
Keys that were not in the sample do not appear. Add optional fields to the sample, or edit after generate.