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@voyant-travel/openapi

v0.5.0

Published

Generated OpenAPI 3.1 specification for the Voyant framework's standard API surface (admin + storefront).

Readme

@voyant-travel/openapi

The generated OpenAPI 3.1 specification for the Voyant framework's standard API surface. This package ships JSON only — it has no runtime dependencies.

What's in it

The spec is generated from the framework's standard module composition, so it is the union of every standard module's createRoute(...).openapi(...) contract at its real mounted path. Deployment-specific routes (a starter's payment-provider webhooks, niche modules like MICE or cruises) are not included — this is the portable framework contract, not any one deployment's surface.

| Export | File | Surface | | --- | --- | --- | | @voyant-travel/openapi | spec/framework-openapi.json | everything (admin + storefront + legacy) | | @voyant-travel/openapi/admin | spec/framework-admin.json | /v1/admin/* | | @voyant-travel/openapi/storefront | spec/framework-storefront.json | /v1/public/* |

import frameworkSpec from "@voyant-travel/openapi"
import adminSpec from "@voyant-travel/openapi/admin"

A docs site (or any consumer) depends on this package like any other and reads the JSON — a decoupled producer→consumer relationship with no cross-repo wiring.

Regenerating

The committed spec/*.json files are the source of truth and are guarded by a drift gate: pnpm --filter @voyant-travel/openapi test regenerates the docs in-memory and fails if they differ from what's committed. After an intentional framework route change:

pnpm --filter @voyant-travel/openapi generate

This composes the framework-only app (with stub providers — no request is ever served) and rewrites the artifacts. See voyant#2114.