OpenAPI Resolver
This module recursively parses openapi specs resolving references.
Test
Tests run locally via
tox
Or via circleci-local
circleci build
Usage
The module has an embedded script that can be run via
$ python -m openapi_resolver --help
usage: __main__.py [-h] src_file [dst_file]
Recursively resolves and bundles OpenAPI v3 files.
positional arguments:
src_file An OpenAPI v3 yaml file.
dst_file Destination file, default is stdout.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
To create an openapi bundle from a spec file just run
$ python -m openapi_resolver sample.yaml
You can use this module to normalize two specs before diffing, eg:
$ python -m openapi_resolver one.yaml normal-one.yaml
$ python -m openapi_resolver two.yaml normal-two.yaml
$ diff normal-one.yaml normal-two.yaml
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