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openapi-enforcer-cli

v0.3.7

Published

A command line tool for the openapi enforcer libraries

Downloads

111

Readme

Open API Enforcer CLI

A CLI tool for facilitating the use of the NPM openapi-enforcer package.

Installation

npm install -g openapi-enforcer-cli

CLI Usage

To use the command line tool use the command openapi-enforcer from your terminal. This will show the help.

$ openapi-enforcer
 
Usage: index [options] [command]

Options:
  -h, --help                                output usage information

Commands:
  build <oas-doc> <out-path>                Dereference and build a single OpenAPI file from multiple sources
  create-api [options] <oas-doc> [out-dir]  Create a project
  docs [options] <oas-doc>                  Produce documentation with Redoc UI while editing an OpenAPI document
  help                                      Display help
  validate <oas-doc>                        Validate an Open API Specification document
  version                                   Get the installed version number

To get help about a specific command, specify the command followed by the --help flag.

$ openapi-enforcer create-api --help

Usage: create-api [options] <oas-doc> [out-dir]

Create a project

Options:
  -c, --controller <key>      The x-controller property name. Defaults to x-controller.
  -d, --dependencies <types>  The optional dependencies to initialize with. Use comma separated values to specify more than one. Valid values include: axios, mongodb, mysql, oracledb, postgres, request
  -i, --indent <value>        The code style of the number of spaces of indentation to use. Specify a number or "t" for tab. Defaults to 2.
  -s, --semi-colon            Set this flag to use the code style of unnecessary semi-colons to your JavaScript
  -o, --operation <key>       The x-operation property name. Defaults to x-operation.
  -h, --help                  output usage information