Ruby SDK generation is now generally available
Blog post from Speakeasy
Speakeasy has announced that its Ruby SDK generation has moved from beta to General Availability (GA), ensuring a stable interface, full feature support, and comprehensive test coverage for mapping OpenAPI specifications to idiomatic Ruby constructs. This advancement signifies that Ruby now enjoys feature parity with other GA languages such as TypeScript, Python, and Go, and offers a reliable experience for production use by a wide range of customers. The Ruby SDK generation includes features like method chaining, blocks, optional Sorbet type annotations for static type checking, OAuth 2.0 flows with automatic token management, smart pagination using Ruby Enumerators, retries with configurable backoff, custom exception hierarchies, and deep object query parameter support, all with minimal external dependencies. Users can generate a Ruby SDK from existing OpenAPI specifications using Speakeasy's tools, emphasizing the platform's commitment to delivering high-quality SDKs across different programming languages.
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