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@dikur/openapi

v0.1.4

Published

This package generates an openapi 3.0 object using @dikur/http decorated classes, it requires further annotations for some aspects that are not covered by the http decorators, including: - Responses - Security Schemes

Downloads

816

Readme

@dikur/openapi

This package generates an openapi 3.0 object using @dikur/http decorated classes, it requires further annotations for some aspects that are not covered by the http decorators, including:

  • Responses
  • Security Schemes

OpenAPIAdapter

function OpenAPIAdapter(api: any, config: OpenAPI): OpenAPI Generates an OpenAPI object from your decorated classes, it takes two parameters,

  • api: your http decorated class
  • config: your open api configuration

The config follows the openapi schema definition found here Only the openapi and info properties are required, path properties are auto generated, and if using the Secured decorator, you must define your Security Schemes in components following the schema.

Response

function Response(code: HttpCode, type: string, description = "auto generated response", schema?: Schema): MethodDecorator Used with route handlers to define responses on the openapi schema, it takes 4 parameters:

  • code: HTTP code response, allowed values are (2-5)XX in string
  • type: mediatype of response, (e.g application/json, multipart/formdata)
  • description: description of response
  • schema: JSON Schema of the response

Response decorators can be used multiple times to define multiple responses as long as they have different http codes. (If you want multiple responses on the same code, use a union/anyOf in the schema)

Secured

function Secured(options: SecurityRequirementObject): MethodDecorator Used with route handlers to tell the openapi schema that a route is secured using a specific Security Scheme, the scheme must be defined in the components property of the OpenAPI document passed to the OpenAPIAdapter.

It takes one parameter, SecurityRequirementObject, for more details view the openapi docs.