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JSON to TypeScript Converter

Convert JSON data to TypeScript interfaces or type aliases with automatic nested type generation

TypeScript Generation Guide

Type Mappings:
• JSON string → TypeScript string
• JSON number → TypeScript number
• JSON boolean → TypeScript boolean
• JSON null → TypeScript null
• JSON object → TypeScript interface
• JSON array → TypeScript Type[]
Best Practices:
• Use interfaces for object shapes
• Use Type[] syntax for arrays
• Name interfaces in PascalCase
• Mark uncertain fields as optional
• Export interfaces for reusability
• Nested objects create sub-interfaces
Tip: For API responses, use the actual endpoint name as the root interface name (e.g., "UserResponse", "ProductList"). This makes your code more readable and maintainable.

About the JSON to TypeScript Converter

Convert JSON data to TypeScript interfaces or types instantly. Perfect for TypeScript developers working with APIs, creating type definitions, and ensuring type safety in your applications.

Features:

  • Generate TypeScript interfaces or type aliases
  • Handle nested objects and arrays
  • Automatic interface naming with PascalCase
  • Optional vs required field markers
  • Multiple array syntax options (Type[] or Array<Type>)
  • Support for primitive types and union types
  • Export statements included
  • Copy to clipboard functionality

Use Cases:

  • Creating type definitions from API responses
  • Generating interfaces for configuration files
  • Type-safe data modeling
  • Converting JSON schemas to TypeScript
  • API documentation and client generation
  • Rapid prototyping with type safety
  • Database schema to TypeScript mapping

Supported Types:

  • Primitives: string, number, boolean, null
  • Objects: nested interfaces
  • Arrays: typed arrays with proper syntax
  • Union types: for mixed-type arrays
  • Optional properties: with ? notation

Output Options:

  • Interface: Standard TypeScript interface declarations
  • Type: Type alias declarations (more flexible)
  • Array Syntax: Choose between Type[] or Array<Type>
  • Optional Fields: Mark all fields as optional or required