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routest-to-swagger

v0.0.1

Published

turn routest definition into a swagger file

Readme

installation

npm install routest-to-swagger --save-dev

usage

command line

$ routest-to-swagger --aws --glob 'spec/routes/*.js' --output build/swagger.json

in package.json file

"scripts": {
  "build:swagger": "routest-to-swagger --aws --glob 'spec/routes/*.js' --output build/swagger.json"
}

the --aws flag

the --aws flag is optional. AWS has some ridiculous restrictions on how variables can be named within a path. If you are using this to upload a swagger file to AWS, add this flag.

development notes

the build is included in the repo because I cannot figure out how to make postinstall work with babel. As such, this project must be built before the version updates will be meaningful. Below are the scripts that can be used to build the project

tldr

npm run build:clean

building

build the whole project

npm run build

remove the project's previous build and then build the whole project

npm run build:clean

remove the project's previous build

npm run clean

build the lib directory

npm run build:lib

remove the build's previous lib directory and then re-build the lib

npm run build:lib:clean

remove the build's previous lib directory

npm run clean

build the bin directory

npm run build:bin

remove the build's previous bin directory and then re-build the bin

npm run build:bin:clean

remove the build's previous bin directory

npm run clean