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@igniteconnex/ignite-openapi-viewer

v1.0.2

Published

Open API viewer for IgniteConnex

Downloads

7

Readme

ignite-openapi

This node allows to work with APIs defined by OpenAPISpec. You can set parameters within the Node-RED-UI and trigger the flow from within your flow.

Development

There are two ways to install it, inside node red editor.

1. As provided in node red Docs

Firstly you can load it in node red editor as provided in node red docs (https://nodered.org/docs/creating-nodes/first-node#lower-casespecjs).

2. Using docker

you would need to mount the file or repo to the docker volumes. Then once container starts. You would go inside container terminal and "npm install {location of node module according docker volumes}". And restart the container and you're ready to go.

Usage

1. Get the API-operations list

There are two ways to provide openAPISpec to the node depending on Endpoint Type you select

Public URL

Enter the public URL to your OpenAPI configuration (json or yaml file) and push the "Load Specification" button. That's it. You can now have hits on the created endpoints.

API Spec

Enter the Ignioteconnex API Key and openAPISpec resiurce ID and push the "Load Specification" button. That's it. You can now have hits on the created endpoints.

2. Request Validation

spec-api-router node itself handles bad requests(400) or endpoint not found (404) unautherized request (401) although it can't validate the tokens or API Keys provided but if those API Keys or Tokens isn't present in the request but is specified in openAPISpec, it'll return 401. In spec-api-router.js file there's a function "validateRequestParameters" to handle it.