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swagger-html

v1.0.9

Published

CLI tool to export Swagger UI as a single offline HTML file (api-docs.html)

Downloads

41

Readme

swagger-html

Export your Swagger/OpenAPI docs as a single offline HTML file for easy sharing and viewing—no server required!

Features

  • Generates a single api-docs.html file with your full Swagger UI and spec embedded
  • No need to serve or host JSON files
  • Works with any Swagger/OpenAPI endpoint that exposes swagger-ui-init.js
  • Simple CLI usage

Installation

npm install -g swagger-html

You can find it here.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/swagger-html

Usage

swagger-html <base URL for your swagger docs> [options](optional)

Options

  • -o, --output <file>: Specify output file or directory. If omitted, the default is swagger-api-docs.html in your current directory.
    • If a directory is given, the file will be named swagger-api-docs.html inside that directory.
    • If a filename is given, it will ensure the name ends with .html.
  • --versioned: Append the API version to the output filename (e.g., swagger-api-docs-v1.0.0.html).

Example

swagger-html http://localhost:3000/api-docs

This will generate a HTML file in the current directory. Open it in your browser to view your API docs offline.

or

    swagger-html http://localhost:3000/api-docs -o docs --versioned

This will generate a versioned HTML file in the docs directory. Open it in your browser to view your API docs offline.

How it works

  • Fetches your Swagger UI's swagger-ui-init.js file
  • Extracts the OpenAPI JSON
  • Embeds it directly into a standalone HTML file using Swagger UI

Requirements

  • Node.js v16 or newer

License

MIT

Contribution

  • You can contribute to the project here https://github.com/jirugutema/swagger-html
  • To contribute, fork the repository, create a new branch, and submit a pull request.
  • Make sure to update the documentation as needed.

Developed by JiruGutema