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alfresco-swagger-gen

v1.1.1

Published

Generates Swagger YAML files using Alfresco Webscript Definition files

Downloads

18

Readme

alfresco-swagger-gen

OpenAPI (Swagger) definition generator for Alfresco Webscript Files

Installation

Via NPM

Run npm install -g alfresco-swagger-gen

Official NPM Package is at https://www.npmjs.com/package/alfresco-swagger-gen

Via Cloning

Clone the repository and run npm link from the project root.

Usage

Generating OpenAPI (Swagger) Document

Refer to the command line syntax below.

alfresco-swagger-gen --header ../my-project/my-header.yaml \
                     --destination ./my-project/swagger-definitions.yaml \
                     --scanPath ./my-project/src  

Parameter Reference

| Parameter | Description | |-----------|-------------| | header | Specify a custom header file to be used for OpenAPI (Swagger) definition generation | | destination | Destination path (target file) for the generated API definition file. | | scanPath | Root path for scanning for Alfresco webscript descriptor files |

  • An example header file is found in ./templates/default_header.yaml within the source.

Running Swagger-UI

alfresco-swagger-gen allows you to run Swagger-UI with your generated OpenAPI document. It copies the specified OpenAPI document to a custom folder and mounts it to a docker image running Swagger-UI.

The following command runs the built-in docker-compose file and opens the browser showing the Swagger-UI.

alfresco-swagger-gen ui --destination ./my-project/swagger-definitions.yaml \
&& open http://localhost:80

Mapping

How to map Response Schemas

Add <x-response-schema>MyResponseSchema</x-response-schema> to your webscript descriptor file.

MyResponseSchema can be defined in your header file.

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