- Paste your JSON data or click Load Demo to try with sample data
- The TypeScript interface is generated instantly as you type
- Review the generated interface with proper type annotations
- Copy the generated code or download as a .ts file
- Use the interface in your TypeScript project for type safety
What is a TypeScript interface?
A TypeScript interface defines the structure of an object, specifying what properties it should have and their types. Interfaces help catch errors at compile time and provide better IDE support with autocomplete and type checking.
How does the tool handle nested JSON objects?
The converter creates separate interface definitions for each nested object. For example, if your JSON has a user with an address, it generates both User and Address interfaces with proper type references.
Does it support arrays of objects?
Yes! Arrays of objects are converted to typed arrays like User[] in TypeScript. The tool analyzes the first array item to determine the structure and generates the appropriate interface.
How are null values handled?
Null values in JSON are converted to the 'null' type in TypeScript. You can easily modify the generated code to use union types like 'string | null' if needed.
Can I use this for API response typing?
Absolutely! This is one of the most common use cases. Simply paste a sample API response and get instant TypeScript interfaces to use in your frontend code for type-safe API calls.
What's the difference between interface and type in TypeScript?
Both can define object shapes, but interfaces are more extensible (can be merged and extended). This tool generates interfaces by default, which is the recommended approach for object type definitions.
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