lib/ SDKs and tools

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Eight official SDKs, generated from one OpenAPI spec and polished by hand. Every one verifies signatures, retries safely and is released within a day of an API change.

SDKs

8

Helpers

4

Tools

4

  • JS

    Node.js

    @forgehq/node

    v4.2.1

    Typed client with ESM and CommonJS builds, webhook verification and automatic retries on 5xx.

    npm install @forgehq/node

    SDKNode 18+

  • PY

    Python

    forgehq

    v4.2.0

    Sync and asyncio clients, type hints throughout, and a verify helper for any WSGI or ASGI app.

    pip install forgehq

    SDKPython 3.9+

  • GO

    Go

    forge-go/v4

    v4.2.0

    Context-aware client with no dependencies outside the standard library.

    go get github.com/forgehq/forge-go/v4

    SDKGo 1.21+

  • RB

    Ruby

    forgehq

    v4.1.3

    Idiomatic Ruby client with Faraday adapters and RBS type signatures.

    gem install forgehq

    SDKRuby 3.1+

  • PHP

    PHP

    forgehq/forge-php

    v4.1.0

    PSR-18 HTTP client support, so it works with Guzzle, Symfony or your own.

    composer require forgehq/forge-php

    SDKPHP 8.1+

  • JV

    Java

    dev.forgehq:forge-java

    v4.0.2

    Builders for every request, Kotlin-friendly nullability and an async client.

    implementation("dev.forgehq:forge-java:4.0.2")

    SDKJava 11+

  • C#

    .NET

    ForgeHQ

    v4.0.1

    Async-first client with dependency injection extensions for ASP.NET Core.

    dotnet add package ForgeHQ

    SDK.NET 6+

  • RS

    Rust Beta

    forgehq

    v0.9.0

    Async client on reqwest and tokio, with serde models generated from the spec.

    cargo add forgehq

    SDKRust 1.74+

  • NX

    Next.js

    @forgehq/next

    v1.3.0

    Route handler that verifies signatures and hands you a typed event in two lines.

    npm install @forgehq/next

    FrameworkNext 14+

  • DJ

    Django

    forgehq[django]

    v4.2.0

    A view decorator, signals per event type and an admin page for recent deliveries.

    pip install "forgehq[django]"

    FrameworkDjango 4.2+

  • LV

    Laravel

    forgehq/laravel

    v2.1.0

    Middleware, queued listeners and a facade for sending events from your models.

    composer require forgehq/laravel

    FrameworkLaravel 10+

  • RR

    Rails

    forgehq-rails

    v1.4.2

    Mountable engine with a verified webhooks controller and ActiveJob integration.

    bundle add forgehq-rails

    FrameworkRails 7+

  • >_

    Forge CLI

    forge

    v2.8.0

    Forward events to localhost, trigger samples, tail delivery logs and replay from your terminal.

    brew install forgehq/tap/forge

    ToolmacOS, Linux, Windows

  • TF

    Terraform provider

    forgehq/forge

    v1.5.0

    Manage endpoints, event types and portal settings as code, per environment.

    terraform init # source = "forgehq/forge"

    ToolTerraform 1.5+

  • UI

    Portal for React

    @forgehq/portal-react

    v3.0.4

    The customer portal as a themeable React component, for apps that want it inline.

    npm install @forgehq/portal-react

    ToolReact 18+

  • {}

    OpenAPI spec

    openapi.json

    v2026-09-01

    The full API description, versioned by date. Generate a client for any other language.

    curl -O https://api.forge.example/openapi.json

    ToolOpenAPI 3.1

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01/ Versioning

Upgrades you can plan for.

  1. Dated API versions

    Each key is pinned to an API version such as 2026-09-01. Breaking changes ship as a new date; your integration never changes underneath you.

  2. Semantic SDK releases

    SDK major versions follow API versions. Minor and patch releases are always safe to take, and every release is in the changelog.

  3. 24 months of support

    Old API versions keep working for at least two years after a new one ships, with deprecation warnings in response headers well before.