@ppwcode/openapi v8.1.0

openapi

Collection of common OpenAPI 3 specs and matching Joi schemata.

These common specifications are shared between projects.

All specs here are defined using YAML format.

For each spec, a usage is demonstrated in the top level index.yaml file, for demonstration purposes, and to make it possible to validate the common specs.

The purpose of each spec is described in the OpenAPI 3 description field of each spec, or in markdown files close to the spec.

Although OpenAPI 3 is a standard, support for some features differs between tools. We use ReDoc as the main target for our OpenAPI 3 spec. ReDoc formats and stylizes the specification in-browser.

The ReDoc site of the HEAD of the master branch is hosted at

• https://peopleware.github.io/openapi
• https://peopleware.github.io/openapi/oauth2/sts
• https://peopleware.github.io/openapi/oauth2/stsWithRAA

Usage

Your project should have a package.json file, for use by npm.

Include the common OpenAPI 3 specs in your project with

npm install -D @ppwcode/openapi

Commit the generated package-lock.json.

In your OpenAPI 3 specification, refer to the common OpenAPI 3 specs using the $ref syntax supported by OpenAPI 3, e.g.,

[…]
  type: object
  […]
  properties:
    […]
    interval:
      allOf:
        - $ref: '../..[…]/node_modules/ppwcode/time/DayDateInterval.yaml'
        - description: Override the description of the common spec
    […]
  […]
[…]

Development

Execute

> npm install

to install development tools.

Formatting

This repository is set up for use in IntelliJ IDEAs. file watchers will format YAML and Markdown files when saved using Prettier.

Continuous developer feedback

As a developer, open index.html in a browser. This file loads ReDoc from a CDN (no dependencies in this repository), and ReDoc loads index.yaml and referenced files.

If index.yaml contains syntax errors, ReDoc shows error messages and warnings.

index.html is set up to reload frequently, providing continuous feedback.

Linting

Linting is done with Redocly openapi-cli.

You can execute this test locally with

> npm test

During development, keep a console open:

> npm run OpenAPI:watch

This will run the linter each time a spec file is changed, providing continuous feedback.

On each push, linting is done in CI.

Changes and pull requests

You cannot push commits, or create pull requests, from the submodule in your specification repository.

To make changes to this collection, clone this repository or a fork separately, and make your changes in that copy.

The main repository is at https://bitbucket.org/peopleware/openapi.git. This is the only place where developers should push commits, and the only place where issues are tracked, and pull requests are considered. All commits are automatically forwarded to https://github.com/peopleware/openapi.git as a backup and failover, but no activity should be directed there directly.

License

Copyright 2020 - 2024 PeopleWare n.v.

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.