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oapi3

Validator of openapi3 Requests and Responses

  1. Open and resolve openapi3 schema
>>>    import openapi3
>>>    schema = openapi3.open_schema('api.yaml')
  1. Validate requests and responses
>>>    schema.validate_request(path, operation, query, media_type, body)
>>>    schema.validate_response(path, operation, status_code, media_type, body)
  1. Create client to remote api
>>>    client = oapi3.Client('http://server/api', schema)
>>>    client.operations['some.operation_id'](
>>>        params={'item_id': 10},
>>>        body={'some_key': 'some_date'},
>>>    )

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