What this repository contains
A Command Line Interface to save openapi file from a FastAPI application
Installation:
install the package
pip install fastapi-openapi-generator
How to use
fastapi-openapi-gen main:app \
--app-dir= # The path to mounth in the python path to import the module. \
--output-dir= # The path where store the openapi template. \
--file-name= # The name the openapi file will assume.
--mock-class= # Use it to mock a package that is not usefully for the openapi generation and block the fastapi start
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