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openapi-type-finder

v1.0.12

Published

Finds list of objects of given type from OpenAPI document.

Downloads

3

Readme

Description

CLI Application that lists objects with given type from OpenAPI document.

Note - Even though all types have been seperately tested, there is a chance of errors. If such a thing happens please contact the authors.

Installation

npm i -g openapi-type-finder

Target

    openapi-type-finder -u <url> -t <type> (optional) --no-resolve

Use --no-resolve if you want the references in the document to not be resolved, though it may lead to inacurrate behaviour.

Test

Input url: https://api.apis.guru/v2/specs/xkcd.com/1.0.0/openapi.yaml

Input type: responses

Output:

{
    "content": {
        "*/*": {
            "schema": {
                "$ref": "#/components/schemas/comic"
            }
        }
    },
    "description": "OK"
}

Types Done:

A checklist for which types have been implemented.

  • [x] schemas
  • [x] responses
  • [x] parameters
  • [x] examples
  • [x] requestBodies
  • [x] headers
  • [x] securitySchemes
  • [x] links
  • [x] callbacks
  • [x] pathItems

Schemas (4)

  • parameterObject.schema -> Schema Object
  • requestBody.content[x].schema -> Schema Object
  • response[x].content[y].schema -> Schema Object
  • headerObject[x].schema -> Schema Object

Responses (1)

  • pathItemObject[x].responses.y -> {Status Code/ "default" : Response Object | Reference Object}

Parameters (2)

  • pathItem[x].parameters[y] -> Parameter Object | Reference Object
  • pathItem[x][y].parameters[z] - > Parameter Object | Reference Object

Examples (4)

  • requestBody.content[x].examples.y -> {name: Example Object}
  • response[x].content[y].examples.z -> {name: Example Object}
  • parameterObject.examples.x -> {name: Example Object}
  • headerObject[x].examples.y -> {name: Example Object}

Request Bodies (1)

  • pathItemObject[x].requestBody -> Request Body Object | Reference Object

Headers (2)

  • requestBody.content[x].encoding[y].headers.z ->{name: Header Object | Reference Object}
  • responseObject[x].headers.y -> {name: Header Object | Reference Object }

Security Schemes (1)

  • document.components.securitySchemes.x -> { name : Security Scheme Object | Reference Object}

Each name MUST correspond to a security scheme which is declared in the Security Schemes under the Components Object. Security Schemes are not defined anywhere else.

Links (1)

  • response[x][y].links.z -> {name: Link Object | Reference Object}

callbacks (1)

  • pathItem[x][y].callbacks.z -> {name: Callback Object | Reference Object}

pathItems (3)

  • document.paths.x -> {path:Path Item Object | Reference Object}
  • callbacks[x].y -> {path:Path Item Object | Reference Object}
  • document.webhooks.x -> {path:Path Item Object | Reference Object}