oas

Working with Swagger and OpenAPI definitions is hard. This makes it easier.

Installation

npm install oas

CLI

The CLI tool makes creating API definition files easier. It currently supports Swagger 2 and OpenAPI 3.x documents.

Usage

Go to a directory with your API, and type:

oas init

It will walk you through how to document your API with a OpenAPI 3.0 Spec.

Swagger Inline

oas uses swagger-inline which allows you include a little OpenAPI snippet in a comment above your code, and collects them all together into one OpenAPI file:

/*
 * @oas [get] /pet/{petId}
 * description: "Returns all pets from the system that the user has access to"
 * parameters:
 *   - (path) petId=hi* {String} The pet ID
 *   - (query) limit {Integer:int32} The number of resources to return
*/
route.get("/pet/:petId", pet.show);

You need to start with @oas [method] path, but everything below it is a valid Path Definition.

You can also do inline parameters, which are shorthand for parameters. They aren't valid OpenAPI properties but swagger-inline knows how to compile them:

- (in) name=default* {type:format} Description

Host your API definition

Hosting API documentation is hard so, we have an online component that hosts your OpenAPI/Swagger file for you. Just type the following to get a URL:

oas host

This will upload your API definition and give you a public URL you can use.

Tooling

This library also exposes a set of tooling to help you manage OpenAPI definitions. You can access it by loading:

require('oas/tooling')

Components available are the following:

• oas/tooling: An OAS class can help you discover operations within a large OpenAPI file.
• oas/tooling/operation: An Operation class that can help you manage and retireve specific data from an API operation.
• oas/tooling/utils
  • findSchemaDefinition: Function to assist with $ref lookups.
  • flattenSchema: Function to reduce a schema definition into a singular list.
  • getSchema: Retrieve the first requestBody schema on an operation.
  • parametersToJsonSchema: Warehouse method to reduce an operation down into a JSON Schema-compatible representation.