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openapi-diff
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A CLI tool to identify differences between Swagger/OpenAPI specs.
Install the tool using NPM:
npm install --global openapi-diff
Invoke the tool with two paths to Swagger/OpenAPI files in order to find differences between them, these paths can either be paths to the specs in the local filesystem or URLs to the specs. The Open API specs should be in JSON format.
openapi-diff /path/to/old/openapi.json /path/to/new/openapi.json
The tool's output will display amount and type of changes (breaking, non-breaking, unclassified), and then list the changes with the relevant info.
The command will exit with an exit code 1 if any breaking changes were found, so that you can fail builds in CI when this happens.
swagger
/ openapi
object.info
object and ^x- properties
at the top level of the spec.host
and basePath
Swagger 2 properties.info
object and ^x- properties
at the top level of the spec.FAQs
A CLI tool to identify differences between Swagger/OpenAPI specs.
The npm package openapi-diff receives a total of 22,595 weekly downloads. As such, openapi-diff popularity was classified as popular.
We found that openapi-diff demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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