To help you get started, we've collected the most common ways that swagger-converter is being used within popular public projects.

sky-uk / api-explorer / packages / apiexplorer / src / infrastructure / loaders / swagger1Loader.js View on Github

async.map(apis, executeFetch, (err, result) => {
        if (err) {
          onLoadError(`Error loading Swagger 1.x apis: ${err}`)
          console.error(err)
        } else {
          onLoadProgress(`Loading of Swagger spec 1.x completed.`)

          let apiDeclarations = {}
          result.forEach(element => { apiDeclarations[element.path] = element.result })

          onLoadProgress('Started to convert Swagger 1.x to Swagger 2.0....')
          const swagger2Document = SwaggerConverter.convert(apiSpec, apiDeclarations)
          onLoadProgress('Convertion from Swagger 1.x to Swagger 2.0 completed!')
          swagger2Document.info.title = swagger2Document.info.title === 'Title was not specified' ? 'API' : swagger2Document.info.title

          swagger2JsonLoader(swagger2Document, config.friendlyName, config.slug, defaultHost, { onLoadProgress, onNewAPI, onNewOperation, onNewDefinition, onLoadCompleted, onLoadError })
        }
      })
    })

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Swagger Converter

Converts Swagger documents from version 1.x to version 2.0

Installation

Use npm

npm install swagger-converter --save

Usage

It's recommended to use command line tools like swagger-tools or swagger-spec-converter for converting your spec. This module will not handle validation and if your spec is not valid can produce invalid spec.

convert function

convert accept accept following arguments:

• resourceListing(required) is Swagger 1.x entry point file.
• apiDeclarations(required) is a map with paths from resourceListing as keys and resources as values
• options(optional) - See options for the full list of options

var swaggerConverter = require('swagger-converter');

var resourceListing = require('/path/to/petstore/index.json');

var apiDeclarations = {
  '/pet': require('/path/to/petstore/pet.json'),
  '/user': require('/path/to/petstore/user.json'),
  '/store': require('/path/to/petstore/store.json'),
};

var swagger2Document = swaggerConverter.convert(
  resourceListing,
  apiDeclarations,
);

console.log(JSON.stringify(swagger2Document, null, 2));

listApiDeclarations function

listApiDeclarations function accept following arguments:

• sourceUrl(required) - source URL for root Swagger 1.x document
• resourceListing(required) - root Swagger 1.x document

var swaggerConverter = require('swagger-converter');

var resourceListing = require('/path/to/petstore/index.json');

var apiDeclarations = swaggerConverter.listApiDeclarations(
  'https://test.com/api-docs',
  resourceListing,
);

console.log(JSON.stringify(apiDeclarations, null, 2));
/*
{
  "/pet": "https://test.com/api-docs/pet",
  "/user": "https://test.com/api-docs/user",
  "/store": "https://test.com/api-docs/store"
}
*/

Options

• collectionFormat[string] - assigned to every array parameter.
• buildTagsFromPaths[bool] - ignore resourcePath and buid tags from resource path. Default: false.

Development

Install dependencies with npm install command and use npm test to run the test. Tests will fail if you break coding style.

Building for browser

Just run this command to make a new browser.js

npm run build

License

MIT. See LICENSE