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Hey everyone! For those of you who missed the recent webinar on Building Better APIs with Swagger, you can catch up here. In this deep dive session, we explored how Swagger can streamline API development and integration leading to more efficient development cycles and faster integrations. Key points included Reducing time-to-market through tool integrations, Strategies for designing maintainable APIs, and How SwaggerHub facilitates governance and standardization.Webinar - Tuesday, May 14/May 15 Build Better APIs with Swagger: A Deep Dive for Developers
Are low-quality APIs and slow development cycles slowing you down? Don’t worry, you are not alone. In our 2023 State of Software Quality Report, the current industry challenges strike the right balance between speed, agility, security, and developer experience. This interactive session will dive deep into Swagger capabilities to help you conquer these challenges. Whether you're a seasoned API pro or just getting started, this webinar will showcase real-world use cases to show you how Swagger empowers your team. Plus, learn how SwaggerHub can help your team scale with features like governance and standardization to enhance your API development journey. Sign up here You will gain insights into the following: Reducing time-to-market and bringing efficiencies by providing integrations between your tools for a streamlined experience. Learning strategies to design APIs that are easy to maintain and adapt as your application evolves. Discovering how Swagger and SwaggerHub can create APIs that developers, both consumers and providers, love to work with. Leading to faster, more efficient development cycles and helping reduce the mean time to integration. Duration: 60 minutes Presenters - Frank Kilcommins & Yousaf Nabi
Swagger multiple Schemas in one response
openapi: 3.0.0 info: version: '1.0' title: Receipt API description: the ultimate receipt API servers: # Added by API Auto Mocking Plugin - description: SwaggerHub API Auto Mocking url: https://virtserver.swaggerhub.com/d.martins/receipts/1.0 paths: /receipts/: post: tags: - Receipts requestBody: $ref: '#/components/requestBodies/Items' responses: 201: description: Created components: requestBodies: Items: content: 'application/json': schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/Items' Merchant: content: 'application/json': schema: $ref: '#/components/schemas/Merchant' schemas: Items: type: object properties: product: type: integer example: Bananas product category: type: integer example: Healthy fruit ean: type: string example: 1234567891012 price: type: number example: 19,99€ discount: type: string example: 15% discount value: type: number example: 2,98€ Merchant: type: object properties: merchant id: type: number example: 12345 store id: type: string example: ABC123456789 cashier: type: string example: Max Muster Receipt_properties: type: object properties: Receipt id: type: string example: ABC123456789123456789 transaction date and time: type: string example: 2021-05-05T11:11:11.123Z format: date-time Hey everyone, i am new to coding and try to learn how to create an api by writing one that should transfer receipt data. i managed to create Schemas to have a nice overview of all values. However i only manage to get one schema into my Post response, whatever i try i just run into error which is quite frustrating. I am Happy for any help! attached is the code:Generate OpenAPI json through command line
I would like to generate OpenAPI Json file from the .NET core web api through command line. It is pretty easy change if I use swagger nuget within the .net solution but I just wonder if it can be done using any command line tool as a part of Azure devops build pipeline without updating the code. Thanks
Large Swagger file not loading up in Chrome browser
Hello Everyone. I have a pretty big swagger file (around 10MB). I have 5 operations under it. All the operations are under <1 MB however the last operation is around 7-8 MB. When we tried to load the spec using our local swagger library, all the operation loads up fine except the big one. It takes around minute or 2 to load up. This only happens in chrome browser. In other browsers it works fine and loads up within 4-5 seconds. Have any one encounter this issue before and have done anything to resolve this? Chrome version I am using: Version 89.0.4389.72
How to pass the header application/json in Get method of swagger.json
Hey all i just want to integrate my flask rest api in swagger by using flask_swagger_ui I had already integrated few api but when i'm hitting the "Get" method api, i'm getting error "None type object" i am passing the id as parameter but it is expecting the data in the form of json Can anyone help me how to pass the headers i.e., application/json for Get method in swagger.json file
Does OAS3 callbacks also relate about the Service implementation part ?
Does OAS3 callbacks also relate about the Service implementation part, because if at all this callback endpoint might be a part of different Swagger as well ? Lets say I have OAS3 based Swagger101.json that has a subscription endpoint operation which is configured with a callbacks operation for callbacks URL. So does the callbacks definition for this mean that the callbacks URL belongs to some other Service Swagger spec or basically another Swagger JSON. There might be a possibility that this callbacks endpoint operation might be part of whole different Swagger spec that has a lot of operations and endpoints to offer. Does this make sense ?
