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postman-2-swagger

v0.5.0

Published

Postman collections to swagger

Downloads

2,669

Readme

Postman to swagger

coverage

We like to use postman, but often we get asked for swagger docs. There doesn't seem to be any open source postman v2.0.0 => swagger/openApi tools. Maybe a commercial reason, here is one for you.

Usage

import postmanToSwagger from 'postman-to-swagger';

const convertAndSave = postmanJson => {
  // This returns the actual swagger v2.0 spec as a json
  const swaggerJson = postmanToSwagger(postmanJson);

  // Example if you want to save it somewhere
  fs.writeFile(
    '../_docs/swagger.json',
    JSON.stringify(swaggerJson, null, 2),
    'utf8'
  );
};

With swagger-ui-express

import postmanToSwagger from 'postman-to-swagger';
import swaggerUi from 'swagger-ui-express';
import mockCollection from './mockCollection.json';

swagger.get('/swagger', swaggerUi.setup(postmanToSwagger(mockCollection)));
// Static stuff
swagger.use('/', swaggerUi.serve, (req, res) => res.status(404).end());

What it converts

  • name, description, version
  • routes, folders
  • examples, status codes

Demo

# Build this lib
npm run build
# Go into demo folder and install
npm install
# Then run the demo
npm run watch

Future improvement

  • Apimatic has this models thing that is kind of useful, maybe we can also do that.
  • Use lodash/fp, lodash/fp/flow to slim down module size

Repos to watch