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@loopback/apiconnect
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This module extends LoopBack with the ability to integrate with
IBM API Connect. It comes with an
ApiConnectComponent that adds an OASEnhencer extension to contribute
x-ibm-configuration to the OpenAPI spec generated by LoopBack applications.
Experimental packages provide early access to advanced or experimental functionality to get community feedback. Such modules are published to npm using
0.x.yversions. Their APIs and functionality may be subject to breaking changes in future releases.
npm i @loopback/apiconnect --save
The component should be loaded in the constructor of your custom Application class.
Start by importing the component class:
import {ApiConnectComponent} from '@loopback/apiconnect';
In the constructor, add the component to your application:
this.component(ApiConnectComponent);
The component requires a configuration for API Connect extension for OpenAPI
spec. The targetUrl tells API Connect gateway where the REST APIs are served.
const apiConnectOptions: ApiConnectSpecOptions = {
targetUrl: 'http://localhost:3000/test-service',
};
app
.configure(ApiConnectBindings.API_CONNECT_SPEC_ENHANCER)
.to(apiConnectOptions);
Run npm test from the root folder.
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MIT
FAQs
An extension for IBM API Connect
The npm package @loopback/apiconnect receives a total of 364 weekly downloads. As such, @loopback/apiconnect popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @loopback/apiconnect demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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