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api-builder-plugin-comprehend

v1.0.0

Published

A flow-node to connect to the comprehend API

Readme

api-builder-plugin-comprehend

An API Builder flow-node plugin that exports AWS Comprehend API functions based on existing API.

Based on api-builder-plugin-petstore example

The plugin packages OAS 2/3 specs from the openapi directory and generates flow-nodes from them.

About flow-nodes

Flow-nodes are used within Axway API Builder's flow editor that is a low-code / no-code solution to designing and developing services that integrate to many different connected components, such as databases and APIs.

Getting started

  1. Follow the Getting Started Guide to create an API Builder service
  2. Use this package as a template to start your own OpenAPI flow-node. Just drag and drop OAS specs and icons into the openapi directory, modify the version and name to a plugin name of your choice, and change the tests to apply to your own OAS specs.