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Software Development Kits (SDK)

A software development kit is a quick and easy way to get started with the spoonacular API. Just download the library for the language you are working with.

Note: These libraries only work with direct spoonacular API access, not with RapidAPI. They have their own libraries for the spoonacular API that you can use if you are accessing the API on RapidAPI.


Android
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Clojure
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C++
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C#
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Dart
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Elixir
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Erlang
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Go
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Groovy
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Haskell
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Java
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Javascript
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Typescript
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Angular
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Kotlin
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Lua
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Objective C
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Perl
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PHP
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Python
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Ruby
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Rust
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Scala
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Elm
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All of the clients are open source. You can look at the source here and fork it if you like: spoonacular API clients on GitHub.

If your programming language library is not listed here, you can also generate your SDK using our OpenAPI 3 Specification JSON.

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