A TS library to manage large API projects defined by OpenAPIv3 specification.
Just run
npm install openapi-graph-core
and you are good to go.
This README.md
is only for the API of this library. You can check the cli to run it in the console here
OpenAPI-graph provide two major classes that are accesible called: OpenAPIGraphs
and Analyzer
.
This class will create the graphs of the APIs. You can provide a root path, which will be used to look for the API specifications. For example, a valid root path if we use one of the examples would be:
const OpenAPIGrahCore = require('openapi-graph-core');
(async () => {
const graphs = await new OpenAPIGrahCore.OpenAPIGraphs('./tests/resources/social-network').build()
/* It will return
{
"social-network.yaml": { Omitting graph ... },
"./posts/posts.yaml": { Omitting graph ... },
"./users/users.yaml": { Omitting graph ... },
}
*/
})();
It will analyze the graphs checking different conditions. You can initiazlie as follows (you need to initialize OpenAPIGrahps
):
const OpenAPIGrahCore = require('openapi-graph-core');
(async () => {
const graphs = await new OpenAPIGrahCore.OpenAPIGraphs('./tests/resources/social-network').build()
const analyzer = OpenAPIGrahCore.Analyzer(graphs)
})();
For now, these function have been developed:
Function | Description | Returns |
---|---|---|
getUnusedSchemas() | It will check all the schemas declared but not being used in the components.schemas container | JSON |
getDeprecatedSchemasBeingUsed() | It will check all the deprecated schemas declared being in used | JSON |