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express-jsdoc-swagger-extended

Swagger OpenAPI 3.x generator

1.3.5

MIT

JavaScript

697.43 kB

2.8

Installations

npm install express-jsdoc-swagger-extended

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Typescript

No

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CommonJS

Min. Node Version

>= 10.0.0

Node Version

15.9.0

NPM Version

7.5.6 Score

68.4

Supply Chain

94.6

Quality

71.9

Maintenance

100

Vulnerability

97.9

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Pull Requests

Open

1

Total

45

Closed

1

Merged

43

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0

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0

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0

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Languages

JavaScript

JavaScript (100%)

Developer

meabed

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GitHub Statistics

MIT License

2 Stars

245 Commits

1 Watchers

4 Branches

1 Contributors

Updated on Aug 24, 2024

Bundle Size

2.13 MB

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697.43 kB

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

1.3.5

Package Id

express-jsdoc-swagger-extended@1.3.5

Unpacked Size

63.68 kB

Size

20.58 kB

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NPM Version

7.5.6

Node Version

15.9.0

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Dependencies

chalk doctrine express glob merge swagger-ui-express

Dev Dependencies

@commitlint/cli @commitlint/config-conventional eslint eslint-config-airbnb-base eslint-plugin-import eslint-plugin-jest husky jest

npm npm

express-jsdoc-swagger

With this library, you can document your express endpoints using swagger OpenAPI 3 Specification without writing YAML or JSON. You can write jsdoc comments on each endpoint, and the library is going to create the swagger UI.

Prerequisites

This library assumes you are using:

Installation

npm i express-jsdoc-swagger

Usage

1const express = require('express');
2const expressJSDocSwagger = require('express-jsdoc-swagger');
3
4const options = {
5  info: {
6    version: '1.0.0',
7    title: 'Albums store',
8    license: {
9      name: 'MIT',
10    },
11  },
12  security: {
13    BasicAuth: {
14      type: 'http',
15      scheme: 'basic',
16    },
17  },
18  filesPattern: './**/*.js', // Glob pattern to find your jsdoc files (it supports arrays too ['./**/*.controller.js', './**/*.route.js'])
19  swaggerUIPath: '/your-url', // SwaggerUI will be render in this url. Default: '/api-docs'
20  baseDir: __dirname,
21  exposeSwaggerUI: true, // Expose OpenAPI UI. Default true
22  exposeApiDocs: false, // Expose Open API JSON Docs documentation in `apiDocsPath` path. Default false.
23  apiDocsPath: '/v3/api-docs', // Open API JSON Docs endpoint. Default value '/v3/api-docs'.
24};
25
26const app = express();
27const PORT = 3000;
28
29expressJSDocSwagger(app)(options);
30
31/**
32 * GET /api/v1
33 * @summary This is the summary or description of the endpoint
34 * @return {object} 200 - success response
35 */
36app.get('/api/v1', (req, res) => res.json({
37  success: true,
38}));
39
40app.listen(PORT, () => console.log(`Example app listening at http://localhost:${PORT}`));
41

Examples

Basic configuration

1const options = {
2  info: {
3    version: '1.0.0',
4    title: 'Albums store',
5    license: {
6      name: 'MIT',
7    },
8  },
9  security: {
10    BasicAuth: {
11      type: 'http',
12      scheme: 'basic',
13    },
14  },
15  filesPattern: './**/*.js', // Glob pattern to find your jsdoc files
16  baseDir: __dirname,
17};

Components definition

1/**
2 * A song type
3 * @typedef {object} Song
4 * @property {string} title.required - The title
5 * @property {string} artist - The artist
6 * @property {number} year - The year - double
7 */

Endpoint that returns a Songs model array

1/**
2 * GET /api/v1/albums
3 * @summary This is the summary or description of the endpoint
4 * @tags album
5 * @return {array<Song>} 200 - success response - application/json
6 */
7app.get('/api/v1/albums', (req, res) => (
8  res.json([{
9    title: 'abum 1',
10  }])
11));

Basic endpoint definition with tags, params and basic authentication

1/**
2 * GET /api/v1/album
3 * @summary This is the summary or description of the endpoint
4 * @security BasicAuth
5 * @tags album
6 * @param {string} name.query.required - name param description
7 * @return {object} 200 - success response - application/json
8 * @return {object} 400 - Bad request response
9 */
10app.get('/api/v1/album', (req, res) => (
11  res.json({
12    title: 'abum 1',
13  })
14));

Basic endpoint definition with code example for response body

1/**
2 * GET /api/v1/albums
3 * @summary This is the summary or description of the endpoint
4 * @tags album
5 * @return {array<Song>} 200 - success response - application/json
6 * @example response - 200 - success response example
7 * [
8 *   {
9 *     "title": "Bury the light",
10 *     "artist": "Casey Edwards ft. Victor Borba",
11 *     "year": 2020
12 *   }
13 * ]
14 */
15app.get('/api/v1/albums', (req, res) => (
16  res.json([{
17    title: 'track 1',
18  }])
19));

You can find more examples here, or visit our documentation.

Contributors ✨

_{Briam Martinez Escobar} 💻	_{Kevin Julián Martínez Escobar} 💻	_{Heung-yeon Oh} 💻	_{Sara Hernández} 💻	_{Josep Servat} 💻	_{Nick Dong} 💻	_{Aleksander Stós} 💻
_{Kjell Dankert} 💻	_juliendu11 💻	_{Mohamed Meabed} 💻

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!

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