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@holochain/dna-to-openapi
Advanced tools
given holochain dna, generate a swagger / openapi spec file / static swagger-ui html documentation
given holochain dna, generate a swagger / openapi spec file / static swagger-ui html documentation
$
npm install -g @holochain/dna-to-openapi
$
dna-to-openapi -h
Usage dna-to-openapi [options]
Options:
-p, --path specify a path (otherwise ".")
-s, --spec generates an open-api spec file ("-" for stdout)
-d, --doc generates a static swagger-ui html doc ("-" for stdout)
-h, --help Show help [boolean]
-v, --version Show version number [boolean]
Examples:
dna-to-openapi lints the given holo app / dna
dna-to-openapi --path <path> to specify a path (otherwise ".")
dna-to-openapi --spec <spec-file.json> generates an open-api spec
dna-to-openapi --doc <api-doc.html> generates static swagger-ui html doc
dna-to-openapi --spec <spec-file.json> does both
--doc <api-doc.html>
const dna = require('@holochain/dna-to-openapi')
// 1 - lint
const lintResults = dna.lint(dnaJsonObject, schemasObject)
// if there are errors (lintResults.errors), abort here.
// generating a spec file with lint errors may not work
if (lintResults.errors.length > 0) {
process.exit(1)
}
// 2 - generate openapi spec
const specJson = dna.convert(dnaJsonObject, schemasObject)
// 3 - generate swagger-ui html
const swaggerHtml = dna.genDocs(specJson)
FAQs
given holochain dna, generate a swagger / openapi spec file / static swagger-ui html documentation
We found that @holochain/dna-to-openapi demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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