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@dweber019/backstage-plugin-api-docs-module-wsdl

v0.0.17

Published

Additional functionalities for the api-docs plugin that renders the output of WSDL

Downloads

312

Readme

@dweber019/backstage-plugin-api-docs-module-wsdl

Frontend for the @dweber019/backstage-plugin-api-docs-module-wsdl-backend backend plugin.
You need to install the backend plugin too.

Setup

yarn --cwd packages/app add @dweber019/backstage-plugin-api-docs-module-wsdl

Add the wsdlDocsApiWidget to your apis

Add the widget to your apiDocsConfigRef.

// packages/app/apis.ts

import {
  apiDocsModuleWsdlApiRef,
  ApiDocsModuleWsdlClient,
  wsdlApiWidget,
} from '@dweber019/backstage-plugin-api-docs-module-wsdl';

export const apis: AnyApiFactory[] = [
  createApiFactory({
    api: apiDocsModuleWsdlApiRef,
    deps: {
      identityApi: identityApiRef,
      discoveryApi: discoveryApiRef,
    },
    factory: ({ identityApi, discoveryApi }) =>
      new ApiDocsModuleWsdlClient({ identityApi, discoveryApi }),
  }),
  createApiFactory({
    api: apiDocsConfigRef,
    deps: {},
    factory: () => {
      const definitionWidgets = defaultDefinitionWidgets();
      return {
        getApiDefinitionWidget: (apiEntity: ApiEntity) => {
          if (apiEntity.spec.type.toLowerCase() === 'wsdl') {
            return wsdlApiWidget(apiEntity);
          }
          return definitionWidgets.find(d => d.type === apiEntity.spec.type);
        },
      };
    },
  }),
];

Set the type in your api entities

This widget will render the generated wsdl descriptors with the provided xslt transformation.

apiVersion: backstage.io/v1alpha1
kind: API
metadata:
  name: hello-world
  description: Hello World example for WSDL
spec:
  type: wsdl
  lifecycle: deprecated
  owner: foo
  definition:
    $text: http://www.dneonline.com/calculator.asmx?wsdl

You can find more examples in ./dev.

Local development

There is a local setup at plugins/api-docs-module-wsdl/dev which can be started with yarn --cwd plugins/api-docs-module-wsdl start from the root.

Don't forget the local development backend as well.