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Orval - Generate type-safe API clients from OpenAPI.

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This pull request integrates Orval into the project's registry, providing a mechanism to automatically generate type-safe API clients from OpenAPI specifications. This addition aims to improve developer experience by automating client code creation, ensuring type safety, and reducing manual effort in API consumption.

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  • New Tool Integration: Orval, a tool designed for generating type-safe TypeScript API clients from OpenAPI specifications, has been added to the registry.
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  • registry/orval.toml
    • Added a new configuration file for Orval, specifying 'npm:orval' as its backend.
    • Included a descriptive entry for Orval, highlighting its function in generating type-safe TypeScript clients from OpenAPI specifications.
    • Defined a test command to verify the installed Orval version.
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Pull request overview

Adds an Orval registry entry so the tool can be installed via npm and described/tested from the registry.

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  • Introduces registry/orval.toml with npm backend configuration
  • Adds a human-readable description for Orval
  • Adds a basic CLI test command/version check

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backends = ["npm:orval"]
description = "Generate type-safe TypeScript clients from OpenAPI specifications provided by https://orval.dev"
test = ["orval --version", "{{version}}"]
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This test entry appears to mix a command (orval --version) with a standalone template token ({{version}}). If the registry runner executes each array element as a separate command, {{version}} will be executed on its own and fail. Consider aligning this with the registry’s established test schema (e.g., either a single command string, or an explicit command + expected output pattern if supported).

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test = ["orval --version", "{{version}}"]
test = ["orval", "--version"]

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Code Review

This pull request adds support for orval, a tool for generating type-safe API clients from OpenAPI specifications. The change is straightforward, adding a new registry file that defines orval as an npm package and includes a test command. My feedback includes a minor suggestion to improve the conciseness of the tool's description for better consistency and user experience in the CLI.

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backends = ["npm:orval"]
description = "Generate type-safe TypeScript clients from OpenAPI specifications provided by https://orval.dev"
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For consistency and to ensure a clean display in command-line interfaces, it's best to keep descriptions concise and focused on the tool's functionality. Including URLs can clutter the output. The project's website is already available in the pull request for reference.

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description = "Generate type-safe TypeScript clients from OpenAPI specifications provided by https://orval.dev"
description = "Generate type-safe TypeScript clients from OpenAPI specifications"

@jdx jdx merged commit e7ea587 into jdx:main Feb 8, 2026
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mise-en-dev added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 8, 2026
### 🚀 Features

- **(shim)** add native .exe shim mode for Windows by @jdx in
[#8045](#8045)

### 🐛 Bug Fixes

- **(install)** preserve config options and registry defaults by @jdx in
[#8044](#8044)
- **(link)** linked versions override lockfile during resolution by @jdx
in [#8050](#8050)
- **(release)** preserve aqua-registry sections in changelog across
releases by @jdx in [#8047](#8047)
- ls --all-sources shows duplicate entries by @roele in
[#8042](#8042)

### 📚 Documentation

- replace "inherit" terminology with config layering by @jdx in
[#8046](#8046)

### 📦 Registry

- switch oxlint to npm backend by default by @risu729 in
[#8038](#8038)
- add orval (npm:orval) by @zdunecki in
[#8051](#8051)

### New Contributors

- @zdunecki made their first contribution in
[#8051](#8051)
lucasew pushed a commit to lucasew/CONTRIB-mise that referenced this pull request Feb 18, 2026
[Orval](https://orval.dev/) - Generate type-safe API clients from
OpenAPI.
lucasew pushed a commit to lucasew/CONTRIB-mise that referenced this pull request Feb 18, 2026
### 🚀 Features

- **(shim)** add native .exe shim mode for Windows by @jdx in
[jdx#8045](jdx#8045)

### 🐛 Bug Fixes

- **(install)** preserve config options and registry defaults by @jdx in
[jdx#8044](jdx#8044)
- **(link)** linked versions override lockfile during resolution by @jdx
in [jdx#8050](jdx#8050)
- **(release)** preserve aqua-registry sections in changelog across
releases by @jdx in [jdx#8047](jdx#8047)
- ls --all-sources shows duplicate entries by @roele in
[jdx#8042](jdx#8042)

### 📚 Documentation

- replace "inherit" terminology with config layering by @jdx in
[jdx#8046](jdx#8046)

### 📦 Registry

- switch oxlint to npm backend by default by @risu729 in
[jdx#8038](jdx#8038)
- add orval (npm:orval) by @zdunecki in
[jdx#8051](jdx#8051)

### New Contributors

- @zdunecki made their first contribution in
[jdx#8051](jdx#8051)
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