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swagger-by-jsdoc-serverless

v1.0.4

Published

Read serverless and jsdoc to make a swagger json

Readme

swagger-by-jsdoc-serverless

Read serverless and jsdoc to make a swagger json

Install

npm i swagger-by-jsdoc-serverless

Post install

Run script

node -r swagger-by-jsdoc-serverless/scripts/init.js

Or manually edit pachage.json":

"scripts": {
  "swagger-spec": "node -r swagger-by-jsdoc-serverless/scripts/spec.js > NUL",
  "swagger-html": "node -r swagger-by-jsdoc-serverless/scripts/html.js > NUL"
}

And edit .gitignore:

swagger/*/*
!swagger/components/schemas/
tmp/*.json

The next folders will be created

./swagger
./tmp

Spec first

Create folders and default shcemas files

npm run swagger-spec

Update schema files in \swagger\components\schemas and now run again

npm run swagger-spec

Make html

Run script

npm run swagger-html

and you can find tmp\index.html

Schemas

The schemas mentioned in this project refer to the JSON objects used in both the request body and the response body. These schemas define the structure and validation of the data sent or received in the API operations.

If you need help creating a schema, you can refer to the json-to-schema-swagger package, where you will find a detailed guide on how to generate schemas compatible with Swagger.

For example:

  • Request Body Schema: Defines the data that the client must send to the server.
  • Response Body Schema: Defines the data that the server returns to the client.

Make sure to properly document these schemas in your Swagger definitions to ensure a well-structured and easy-to-understand API.