Pritset

A working API is only the beginning. Developers still need to understand authentication, request formats, package setup, and the complete lifecycle before they can build anything useful. I’ve been working on reducing that gap for Pritset, an API for generating PDFs from DOCX templates. The latest release includes official SDKs for: • Node.js • PHP • Python • Go • .NET • Java All six SDKs are now aligned on version 0.1.5. They cover the same core workflow: validate and upload a DOCX template, generate a PDF with JSON data, retrieve template details, and delete the template when it is no longer needed. I also updated the examples repository with a standalone project for each language. Every example uses the language’s normal package manager, loads credentials from environment variables, and demonstrates the complete DOCX-to-PDF flow. Each SDK now has a guarded production lifecycle test for pull requests to main. This helps verify changes against the real API with a dedicated test account before merging. I also made several frontend improvements: • A more responsive dashboard • Clearer usage statistics • Browser-based template preview and testing with JSON • Easier copying of template IDs into application code Pritset is still early. Shipping more SDKs does not prove market demand, but it does make the product easier to evaluate and removes work from the first integration. SDK documentation: https://pritset.com/docs/sdks Runnable examples: https://github.com/daviatorstorm/pritset-examples Try Pritset: https://pritset.com/docx-to-pdf If you build developer tools, I’d love your opinion: is broad SDK coverage valuable early, or would you focus on one language and make that experience exceptional first?