SdkGenerator 1.2.7

Swashbuckle SDK Generator

This program allows you to generate a hand-optimized software development kit for different programming languages for your REST API. It can also generate documentation in Markdown or Readme formats.

Example usage of this program:

• ProjectManager

This opinionated software makes assumptions about your API and attempts to create a SDK that matches good practices in each programming language. The OpenAPI / Swagger spec permits lots of different ways of doing things; this tool is intended to work only with commonly seen use cases.

Using this program

Here's how to use this program.

1. Install the program using NuGet

> dotnet tool install --global SdkGenerator

2. Create a project file, then fill out all the values you want to use in it

> sdkgenerator create -p .\myapi.json

3. Run the program and build a single language OR build all languages

> sdkgenerator build -p .\myapi.json

You can automate these steps in a Github workflow to execute this program automatically on new releases.

Supported Languages

Supported Tools

OpenAPI assumptions

Examples of assumptions about OpenAPI made by this program:

• Only supports OpenAPI 3.0
• Your server supports GZIP encoding and HTTPS connection pooling
• An endpoint returns only a single data type and a single error type
• Each API has a single-word category, a four-word title, and a long remarks section that is a description
• You have a list of public environments (e.g. production, sandbox) that are documented in the SDK
• For test environments or dedicated servers, an SDK user must define a custom environment URL
• Enums are sometimes unsafe for SDK usage; all enums are converted to integers or strings
• Nobody intentionally adds HttpStatusCode to their swagger file; if it appears, ignore it
• Each API has a unique summary value in the swagger file which will be used as method names for the SDK

Attribution

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