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Generating a client library | Cloud Endpoints Frameworks for App Engine

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This page describes how to generate a client library from your backend API. Any Java or Android app can use this library to call the API.

To create iOS clients for your API, we recommend that you use Google APIs Objective-C Client Library for REST APIs.

• Set up your development environment.
• Make sure you have properly annotated your API.

The following instructions demonstrate how to use the Cloud Endpoints Frameworks Apache Maven and Gradle plugins to generate a Gradle client bundle from the sample Maven project Getting started with Endpoints.

To generate a client library:

1. Build your API

2. Run the Endpoints Frameworks command-line tool similarly to the following:

   Maven

   mvn endpoints-framework:clientLibs

   Gradle

   gradle endpointsClientLibs

   Wait for the tool to generate the library; on success the tool displays a message similar to this one:

   Maven

   API client library written to target/client-libs/echo-v1-java.zip

   Gradle

   API client library written to build/endpointsClientLibs/echo-v1-java.zip

3. Unzip the file by using the unzip utility, or use another ZIP-compatible unarchiving utility:

   unzip ./echo-v1-java.zip
   

4. Change directory:

   cd echo
   

5. Build the client library:

   Maven

   mvn clean package

   The output is in the target/ directory. The exact filename depends on the version of the Java client. It is something similar to echo-v1-1.23.0-SNAPSHOT.jar.

   Gradle

   gradle build

   The output is in the build/libs directory. The exact filename depends on the version of the Java client. It is something similar to echo-v1-1.23.0-SNAPSHOT.jar.

6. Add the client library JAR to your Java or Android app.

7. Repeat these steps every time you modify your API code.

• Call the backend API from an Android app.
• Learn more about Cloud Endpoints Frameworks for App Engine.

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Last updated 2025-08-07 UTC.

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