Every Nomba endpoint, already wired.

nomba-rs is a Rust SDK built from Nomba's OpenAPI spec — 15 resource groups, dual sync/async APIs, with typed responses and request validation built in. No endpoint URLs to memorize, no manual token handling, no guessing field names.

cargo add nomba-rs
# or
# [dependencies]
# nomba-rs = "0.2"
# nomba-rs = { version = "0.2", features = ["async", "validation"] }  # optional features

use nomba_rs::{Nomba, NombaClientConfig};

fn main() -> nomba_rs::Result<()> {
    let nomba = Nomba::new(
        "your_client_id",
        "your_client_secret",
        "your_account_id",
    )?;

    // Create a virtual account
    let account = nomba.virtual_accounts.create_virtual_account(
        "ref-123",
        "Jane Doe",
        None, None, None
    )?;

    println!("Created account: {:?}", account.data.account_ref);
    Ok(())
}

What's covered

Why generated, not hand-written

Every resource method, its required and optional fields, and its response shape come straight from Nomba's published OpenAPI spec — not transcribed by hand. That means field names match exactly (accountRef, not a guess at account_ref), and nested request bodies are checked locally against the same spec before anything goes over the network.