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presidium-swagger

v0.0.3

Published

Presidium swagger Import Tool

Downloads

2

Readme

Presidium Swagger

A Java based tool built on top of Swagger2Markup for importing your API's Swagger into Presidium documentation.

Prerequisites

  • Requires Java JDK 8+ and SLF4J to run

Generation

This tool can be run as a:

  • Standalone executable
  • Part of your Presidium Project

Standalone

usage: presidium-swagger

| Option | Description |:---|:--- | -d,--directory path | The destination directory to save the generated documentation to, defaults to: './docs'. | -h,--help | Shows this help. | -s,--sourcepath path | Swagger source path. | -t,--title string | Title of your docs folder, defaults to directory name supplied with '-d'. | -u,--sourceurl url | URL to your Swagger Json file.

Part Of Your Project

Include as part of the npm build building your Presidium site as in the following sample:

    "scripts": {
        "import-swagger-api" : "presidium-swagger"
    },
    "devDependencies": {
        "presidium-swagger" : "#.#.#"
    }

Development

To build and run locally:

Uses the gradle application plugin:

gradle installDist

Installs to: build/install/presidium-swagger

Publish to NPM

$ gradle installDist
$ cd build/install/presidium-swagger
$ npm publish