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# Custom Generated Client
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The Umbraco Backoffice provides a built-in HTTP client that you can use to make network requests. This client is generated using **@hey-api/openapi-ts** around the OpenAPI specification and is available through the `@umbraco-cms/backoffice/http-client` package.
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The Umbraco Backoffice provides a built-in HTTP client that you can use to make network requests. This client is colloquially known as the Umbraco HTTP Client. It is generated using **@hey-api/openapi-ts** around the OpenAPI specification and is available through the `@umbraco-cms/backoffice/http-client` package.
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{% content-ref url="http-client.md" %}
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The above example shows how to use the `getMyControllerAction` function, which is generated through `openapi-ts`. The `client` parameter is the HTTP client that you want to use. You can use any HTTP client that implements the underlying interface from **@hey-api/openapi-ts**, which the Umbraco HTTP Client does. The `getMyControllerAction` function will then use the built-in HTTP client over its own to make the request to the Management API.
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The above example shows how to use the `getMyControllerAction` function, which is generated through `openapi-ts`. The `client` parameter is the HTTP client that you want to use. You can use any HTTP client that implements the underlying interface from **@hey-api/openapi-ts**, which the Umbraco HTTP Client does. The `getMyControllerAction` function will then use the Umbraco HTTP client over its own to make the request to the Management API.
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## Further reading
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