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swaggy-c

v0.1.0

Published

Builder for Swagger CodeGen-generated API clients in multiple languages

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Swaggy C

Swaggy C is a builder for Swagger CodeGen-generated API clients in multiple languages.

It's handy for generating multiple API clients, along with documentations and package artifacts, from an OpenAPI spec in one go.

(WIP) This builder provides convenient commands for executing the following actions:

  • -gen: generating API client using Swagger CodeGen
  • -deps: resolving dependencies
  • -test: running generated unit tests
  • -package: building package artifact
  • -install: installing package locally
  • -doc: generating documentation
  • -publish: publishing package to public repository

Have a look at Swaggy Jenkins as an example project that was built using Swaggy C.

Installation

npm install -g swaggy-c

Usage

Build a JavaScript API client with a given spec:

swaggy-c --api-spec /path/to/spec.yaml javascript

The generated JavaScript client will then be written to output directory specified in --out-dir flag.

Build the client using Swagger CodeGen CLI jar, handy for using custom built jar (e.g. from master branch):

swaggy-c --jar /path/to/swagger-codegen-cli.jar --api-spec /path/to/spec.yaml javascript

Build the client using specific configuration, output, and log directories:

swaggy-c --conf-file /path/to/conf.json --out-dir /path/to/generated/ --log-dir /path/to/log --api-spec /path/to/spec.yaml javascript

Build the client and supress Swagger CodeGen CLI command output:

swaggy-c --quiet --api-spec /path/to/spec.yaml javascript

List all available commands for all supported languages:

swaggy-c --help

Configuration

The configuration file that's specified in --conf-file flag should be Swagger CodeGen language configuration file.

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Developer's Guide

Build reports:

Related Projects:

  • packer-swaggy-c - Packer builder of a Docker image that contains most languages supported by Swagger CodeGen
  • swaggy-jenkins - A set of Jenkins API clients in multiple languages generated from Swagger / Open API specification