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redocly-cli-plugin-remove-example-schemas

v1.0.4

Published

A Redocly CLI plugin to remove schema examples from the documentation bundle.

Readme

redocly-cli-plugin-remove-example-schemas

A Redocly CLI plugin for managing reusable schema examples. It allows you to define common validation rules and examples in separate files and reference them throughout your OpenAPI definitions using $ref.

File Structure

This plugin operates on a structured directory of example files. Here is a sample layout:

swagger/
├── components/
│   └── examples/
│       ├── inctance1/
│       │   └── inctance1_name.exm.yaml
│       └── inctance2/
│           └── inctance2_type.exm.yaml
└── path/
    └── instance/
        └── get.yaml

Installation

npm i redocly-cli-plugin-remove-example-schemas --save-dev

Usage

1. Configure redocly.yaml

Add the plugin to your redocly.yaml configuration file and activate the decorator.

# redocly.yaml
plugins:
  - redocly-cli-plugin-remove-example-schemas

decorators:
  # Activate the decorator by its ID
  'remove-example-schemas/post-bundle': on

2. Create Reusable Example Files

Create separate YAML files for each reusable example component.

IMPORTANT! File names must end with the .exm.yaml suffix. For better organization, it is also recommended to use a unique prefix > that corresponds to the parent directory's name.

Example: swagger/components/examples/inctance1/inctance1_name.exm.yaml

type: string
maxLength: 12
example: some name

Example: swagger/components/examples/inctance2/inctance2_type.exm.yaml

type: string
enum:
  - on
  - off
example: on

3. Reference Examples in Your OpenAPI Definition

Use $ref in your main OpenAPI files to point to the reusable example files.

Example: swagger/path/instance/get.yaml

responses:
  '200':
    description: 'Successful operation'
    content:
      application/json:
        schema:
          type: object
          description: Instance
          properties:
            name:
              $ref: ../../components/examples/inctance1/inctance1_name.exm.yaml
            type:
              $ref: ../../components/examples/inctance2/inctance2_type.exm.yaml

Build

After correctly referencing all example files in your schemas, build the documentation using the Redocly CLI.

redocly bundle -o dist