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@apielements/openapi2-parser

v0.32.6

Published

Swagger 2.0 parser for Fury.js

Downloads

31,206

Readme

API Elements: OpenAPI 2.0 Adapter

NPM version License

This adapter provides support for parsing Swagger 2.0 in Fury. It does not yet provide a serializer.

Install

$ npm install @apielements/openapi2

Usage

import fury from 'fury';
import openApi2Parser from '@apielements/openapi2';

fury.use(openApi2Parser);

fury.parse({source: '... your OpenAPI 2.0 document ...'}, (err, result) => {
  if (err) {
    console.log(err);
    return;
  }

  // The returned `result` is a Minim parse result element.
  console.log(result.api.title);
});

Parser Codes

The following codes are used by the parser when creating warning and error annotations.

Warnings:

Code | Description ---: | ----------- 2 | Source maps are unavailable due either to the input format or an issue parsing the input. 3 | Data is being lost in the conversion.

Errors:

Code | Description ---: | ----------- 1 | Error parsing input (e.g. malformed YAML). 4 | Swagger validation error. 5 | Swagger to Refract converter error (JS exception).

Swagger Vendor Extensions

Some Swagger Vendor extensions found in source Swagger documents are converted into the output API Element as extension elements.

The following locations of vendor extensions are supported:

  • within the info object
  • within the paths object
  • within the path-item object
  • within the operation object
  • within the responses object
  • within the security-scheme object

These vendor extensions will be available as extensions using the relation https://help.apiary.io/profiles/api-elements/vendor-extensions/.