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GM-SwaggerCodeGen

GM-SwaggerCodeGen reads an OpenAPI 3.x specification (JSON or YAML) and generates a complete GameMaker Language (GML) HTTP client layer — typed schema structs, endpoint wrapper functions, an authentication helper, a cookie jar, and a controller object you paste into a manager object.

What it does

• Schema structs — each #/components/schemas object becomes a GML constructor with per-field runtime type validation.
• Endpoint wrappers — one GML function per API operation: builds the URL, handles path/query/header/cookie parameters, serialises the request body to the right content-type, attaches auth tokens, and fires the HTTP request.
• Auth layer — reads components.securitySchemes, generates token storage/retrieval helpers, and injects credentials (Basic, Bearer, API key, OAuth 2) per request automatically.
• Cookie jar — transparently captures Set-Cookie response headers and injects them into every subsequent request. A public API lets game code read, write, and clear cookies manually.
• Body converters — built-in serialisers for application/json, application/x-www-form-urlencoded, multipart/form-data, and text/plain. Custom converters can be registered at runtime.
• Response hooks — register per-HTTP-status-code intercept functions that run before the callback.
• Documentation stubs — optional --lang docs output generates gm-ext-compatible JS doc files for the online/offline wiki pipeline.

Quick start

GMSwaggerCodeGen.exe -i openapi.json -o ./out --prefix gm

Copy the out/ files into your GameMaker project and paste the three controller snippets into obj_gm_core's Create, Async HTTP, and Cleanup events.

Wiki

• Getting Started — build, first run, wiring the output into a GameMaker project.
• CLI Reference — every flag and option.
• Generated Output — what each file contains and how to use it.
• Authentication & Cookies — auth schemes, token management, the cookie jar.
• Naming Conventions — how function and struct names are derived from the spec.

Requirements

• .NET 9 SDK (build and run)
• An OpenAPI 3.x document (JSON or YAML)
• GameMaker 2024+ for the generated GML