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The main goal of this project is to make Django Rest Framework documentation easier and more automatic. Audoma is an extension of drf-spectacular. Main goals of this project are:
Installation and configuration
@audoma_action
for more consistent documentation, modifying action behavior.@extend_schema_field
decorator behavior, now it's updating field info, not overriding it.You can easily test audoma functionalities with our example application.
This can be done easily by using docker
and docker-compose
.
You simply have to:
docker/
docker-compose up example_app
Now the example application should be running under http://localhost:8000
.
If you want to visit example documentation you should visit /redoc
or /swagger-ui
.
If you want to modify the example application you'll find its content inside /audoma_examples
folder.
Project has defined code style and pre-commit hooks for effortless code formatting.
To setup pre-commit hooks inside repo run:
$ pip install -r requirements_dev.txt
$ pre-commit install
From now on your commits will fail if your changes break code conventions of the project.
To format project and apply all code style conventions run:
$ ./autoformat.sh
This command can be triggered automatically by IDE on file save or on file change.
FAQs
API Automatic Documentation Maker - DRF-SPECTACULAR wrapper
We found that audoma 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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