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ravagepdf

v0.1.7

Published

a year ago

PDF generation from OpenAPI / Swagger Spec

Downloads

310

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ravagepdf

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Introduction

Ravagepdf is a cli, with you can easily convert your openapi.json or openapi.yml specs from URL or from file to PDF with simple command. It takes few seconds to generate file. All methods are async, and can be used async within projects for async PDF generation.

Features

URL api spec support (YML and JSON)
OpenAPI file spec support (YML and JSON)
Table of Contents
Handler description
Request description
Response description
Examples for Response and Request
OpenAPI3.0 support with AnyOf, OneOf and others
Enum examples support
Description for all params in body

Examples of usage

Installation

npm i -g ravagepdf

Example with URL

ravagepdf -s https://app.swaggerhub.com/apiproxy/registry/Direct_Wines/CartAPISuite/1.7.0\?resolved\=true\&flatten\=true\&pretty\=true -o pdfDocs.pdf

Example with file

JSON

ravagepdf -s openapi.json -o pdfDocs.pdf

YML


ravagepdf -s openapi.yml -o pdfDocs.pdf

PDF examples

Info

Index

Paths Header

Response Description

Example

API List

Program Design