Micronaut should at compile time generate OpenAPI doc
Great work gang. Is it possible to add docs how to bridge the generated yml to being available at an endpoint via http? I can manually copy it and probably render it, but I would bet an endpoint could be auto registered when using the new application level annotation.
Swagger UI can simply be embedded via an HTML page pointing to the YAML https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-ui/blob/master/docs/usage/installation.md
awesome but sorry noob question but should this be working for kotlin?
using master (934a50411) + openapi/swagger annotationProcessor/compile deps + annotation on main.
@OpenAPIDefinition(info = Info(title="test"))
./gradlew build --info
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builds fine but no yaml in builds/generated dir :(
@hampsterx yes it should work for Kotlin
@graemerocher I understand using the ui, but I was referring to how to get the yaml to render as a web page. Copying the output yaml and building a controller method to expose etc. That was what I was asking about. Having an endpoint that auto exposes the yaml when using the @openapi annotation etc.
It is a simple matter of placing the generated YAML in src/main/resources/public/swagger and configuring it to be exposed as a static resource as per https://docs.micronaut.io/latest/guide/index.html#staticResources
I don't believe a backing controller would be required and I am not sure we should be making the choice to expose the YAML for the user, it would be a step the user would have to choose to undertake
@hampsterx For Kotlin the openapi dependency has to be in the kapt scope
Is there an example micronaut+kotlin+swagger.json/yaml ?
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@hampsterx For Kotlin the
openapidependency has to be in thekaptscope