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exframe-api will process the API specification with a CLI tool. exframe-api will be the layer on top of express to declare and produce the openapi.json specification files.
It will produces openapi.json file from the provided schema in file routes/api.js relative to root directory.
const { Api } = require('exframe-api');
const { Api } = require('exframe-api');
const api = new Api('property-search', {
summary: 'property search service',
description: 'we can search properties with help of this service',
version: '1.0',
termsOfService: 'http://some-url',
contactName: 'joe',
contactUrl: 'joeswebsite.com',
contactEmail: 'joe@joeswebsite.com',
licenseName: 'best license',
licenseIdentifier: 'best license',
licenseUrl: 'license.com'
});
api.servers = [{ url: 'http://property-search' }];
require('./resource')(api);
module.exports = api;
npm run test
exframe-api's cli can generate openapi.json file. You can add a script in package.json, as shown below
"gen-spec": "node ./node_modules/exframe-api/cli.js > openapi.json"
running this command will generate openapi.json, based on the schema provided in routes/api.js. The generated file will be according to the specification provided here - https://spec.openapis.org/oas/v3.1.0
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