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typespeed-swagger

v1.1.7

Published

The Swagger plugin for the TypeSpeed framework.

Downloads

7

Readme

typespeed-swagger

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The Swagger plugin for the TypeSpeed framework.

  • NO NEED to add redundant annotations of methods and variables on existing web applications.
  • NO NEED to add redundant definitions to any entity classes.
  • Simply modify the import path of some decorators, then the application will have a complete and available swagger document page.
  • Use advanced reflection (typescript-rtti) to get all the type, no extra markup required.

Install

npm install typespeed-swagger typescript-rtti reflect-metadata

How To Use

First modify the import path of these decorators from typespeed to typespeed-swagger: @getMapping, @postMapping, @requestMapping, @reqBody, @reqQuery, @reqForm, @reqParam.

For example:

import { log, component, getMapping, reqQuery } from "typespeed";

Would change to:

import { log, component } from "typespeed";
import { getMapping, reqQuery } from "typespeed-swagger";

Second, add swagger middleware to the main.ts entry file, as follows:

import { app, log, autoware, ServerFactory } from "typespeed";
import { swaggerMiddleware } from "typespeed-swagger";

@app
class Main {

    @autoware
    public server: ServerFactory;

    public main() {
        swaggerMiddleware(this.server.app, { path: "/docs", "allow-ip": ["127.0.0.1"] }, "./package.json");
        this.server.start(8081);
    }
}

After that, start the application, visit http://localhost:8081/docs, and you can see the swagger page.

Configuration

Typespeed-swagger has three configurations, which are the last two optional parameters of the swaggerMiddleware function:

  • The path property of the second parameter is the address configuration of the swagger page, and the default is /docs.

  • The allow-ip property of the second parameter provides IP restrictions for secure access to the swagger page. Only the client IPs in the allow-ip array can access the page normally. Default is ["127.0.0.1", "::1"].

  • The third parameter is the package.json file path of the project. Typespeed-swagger use the package.json file and read its name and version information for swagger page.

Link

License

  • MIT © speedphp