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@mehdad67/apitogo

v0.1.32

Published

Framework for building high quality, interactive API documentation.

Downloads

765

Readme

MIT License Based on Zudoku

APIToGo

API documentation should always be free.

Installation · Examples · Contributing · Motivation


📢 Attribution

This project is based on Zudoku, an open-source API documentation framework licensed under MIT. Modifications, branding, and extensions by APIToGo.


Introduction

APIToGo is a customizable API documentation framework for building high-quality developer experiences around OpenAPI (and future GraphQL support).

Built on top of Zudoku, with enhancements and branding tailored for APIToGo.

Because great API documentation frameworks should be:

🌍 Free & Open Source ✅ OpenAPI powered 🔩 Extensible with Plugins ⚡ Fast and developer-friendly 🔧 Easy to maintain


✨ Features

  • 🚀 Generate documentation from single or multiple OpenAPI schemas
  • 📄 Create MDX pages for custom documentation
  • 🔐 Authentication via OpenID or OAuth2
  • 🧪 Built-in API playground
  • 🌑 Dark mode support

⚙️ Installation

⚡️ Quick start

npm create @lukoweb/apitogo@latest

(You may later replace this with your own CLI if you build one)


🎓 Examples

  • API documentation portals
  • Developer portals with authentication
  • Internal API documentation systems

🔧 Contributing & Community

Contributions are welcome. Please follow standard GitHub workflows.


🎯 Motivation

APIToGo builds on the solid foundation of Zudoku to provide a customizable and scalable API documentation solution.


License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

  • Original work: Zudoku (© Zuplo)
  • Modifications: APIToGo

See the full LICENSE.