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openapi-builder

v1.4.2

Published

builder for openapi files

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openapi-builder

builder for openapi files

Editing large or very large yaml files is for the real masters of the api-verse.

If you prefer to have some smaller files in folders which shall construct the later, this project might be for you.

It allows to create the component references in individual files, together with mixins.

Installation

npm i -g openapi-builder

Usage

create a new environment

mkdir examples mixins paths parameters responseBodies responses schemas securitySchemes
touch main.yaml
openapi-builder init

This creates a .openapi-builder.json configuration file in this folder.

Please take a look at the example folder. Watch out for $schemas$, $mixins or $mixin tags.

Will try to complete the docs later...

build the final openapi yaml file with

openapi-builder

License

Source code is MIT licensed

The example uses the well known swagger petstore which is licensed under Apache 2.0