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stridegen

v0.0.15

Published

Swagger documentation generation.

Downloads

8

Readme

Stridegen

CircleCI npm version

Stridegen is a Swagger documentation generator. Similar to the https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-ui project, Stridegen will, given an input Swagger 2.x definition output a static web page.

Stridegen is written in React + Sass, and uses Webpack to build and output HTML.

See the live example, automatically built from the master branch.

Installation

Currently, Stridegen will only run on OSX / Linux environments. It can be run on Windows machines as well, however at this time the project must be installed manually - see the Development section.

To install or update Stridegen, grab it from the npm repository,

npm install -g stridegen

Then, to generate documentation, run stridegen and give it an input Swagger definition and output directory.

stridegen -f <swagger_definition>.json -o <output_dir>

Open up <output_dir>/index.html in the browser of your choice.

Click here to download a sample Swagger definition file.

Development

To develop Stridegen, or manually build documentation if using Windows first clone and install dependencies.

git clone https://github.com/psastras/stridegen.git
cd stridegen
npm install

To start the development server (which will automatically hot reload changes) run

npm run start

And then navigate to http://localhost:3000/.

To run tests,

npm run test

To build documentation / distribution pages (ie. if on Windows),

npm run build

License

MIT license. Copyright © 2016, Paul Sastrasinh. All rights reserved.