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swagger-gen

v1.1.3

Published

Input your swagger.json and generate a static swagger UI.

Downloads

115

Readme

swagger-ui-gen

CircleCI JavaScript Style Guide

Input your swagger.json and generate a static swagger UI. It's the official Swagger UI and you can host it anywhere you like.

Usage

$ npm install -g swagger-gen

$ swagger-gen swagger.json

By default the site will be generated in ./swagger-dist but you can specify a different destination with -d

swagger-gen -d my-swagger-site swagger.json

You can also pipe the swagger JSON into swagger-gen if you wish e.g.

curl http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/swagger.json | swagger-gen

Lastly, you can choose to hide the 'Try it out' buttons provided by the Swagger UI using --no-try-out

swagger-gen swagger.json --no-try-out

Demo

gif-demo

How does it work?

This module bundles up the swagger-ui-dist and makes a few tweaks in the index.html file to include the data from your swagger.json file.

Acknowledgements

This project is kindly sponsored by nearForm

License

MIT