This repository contains the specification files for PayPal REST APIs.
You can try our REST APIs in Postman without a PayPal Developer account. Learn more in our Postman guide.
Note: Spec file used: openapi/checkout_orders_v2.json
npm run codegen-java -- openapi/checkout_orders_v2.json --artifact-id orderscd generated/javamvn clean install
The above will install the orders artifact to the local maven repository
npm run
Scripts available in @paypal/[email protected] via `npm run-script`:
preview
redocly preview-docs
bundle
redocly bundle
bundle-deref
redocly bundle -d true
lint-redocly
redocly --format summary lint
lint-spectral
spectral --format pretty lint
lint-openapi
openapi-generator-cli validate -i
codegen-java
openapi-generator-cli generate -g java -o generated/java -i
codegen-typescript-node
openapi-generator-cli generate -g typescript-node -o generated/typescript-node -i
The OpenAPI specification is a programming language agnostic standard that lets providers describe the interface of their HTTP APIs. This allows both humans and machines to discover the capabilities of an API without needing to first read documentation or understand the implementation.
| API Name | Version | Links |
|---|---|---|
| Add Tracking | v1 | OpenAPI, API Reference |
| Catalog Products | v1 | OpenAPI, API Reference |
| Disputes | v1 | OpenAPI, API Reference |
| Invoices | v2 | OpenAPI, API Reference |
| Orders | v2 | OpenAPI, API Reference |
| Partner Referrals | v2 | OpenAPI, API Reference |
| Payment Experience | v1 | OpenAPI, API Reference |
| Payment Method Tokens | v3 | OpenAPI, API Reference |
| Payments | v2 | OpenAPI, API Reference |
| Payouts | v1 | OpenAPI, API Reference |
| Subscriptions | v1 | OpenAPI, API Reference |
| Transaction Search | v1 | OpenAPI, API Reference |
| Webhooks Management | v1 | OpenAPI, API Reference |
