openapi-specgen
Openapi-Specgen helps you generate OpenApi specification from your python code.
Includes support for automatically generating OpenApi schemas for Dataclasses and Marshamllow Schemas.
Installation
Install using pip
pip install openapi-specgen
Quick Start
Define your objects using dataclasses or marshmallow schemas. Import the required OpenApi classes and define your Api with it`s paths, params and responses.
from typing import List
from dataclasses import dataclass
@dataclass
class DataclassObject():
str_field: str
int_field: int
float_field: float
boolean_field: bool
list_field: List[str]
from openapi_specgen import OpenApi, OpenApiParam, OpenApiPath, OpenApiResponse
sample_response = OpenApiResponse('Response description', data_type=DataclassObject)
sample_param = OpenApiParam('param_name', 'query', data_type=str)
sample_path = OpenApiPath('/api_path', 'get', [sample_response], [sample_param])
sample_api = OpenApi('Sample Api', [sample_path, marshmallow_path])
sample_api.as_dict()
Adding custom type resolvers
The following code snippet expands on the quick start example to show you how to add custom resolvers for any other types.
# Create a func with the following signature:
def custom_resolver(openapi_schema_resolver, data_type):
# Resolver must return None if it cannot resolve the data_type
if data_type is not CustomType:
return
# For simple types the schema can be returned now, e.g
# return {"type": "string", "format": "byte"}
# Optionally for objects we can use a reference using the following syntax
# Register the actual component
component_name = "CustomType"
openapi_schema_resolver.add_component(
component_name,
{
"title": component_name,
"type": "object",
"required": ["foo"],
"properties": {
# use openapi_schema_resolver.get_schema
# to recursively resolve other schemas
"foo": openapi_schema_resolver.get_schema(int)
}
}
)
# Return the reference
return {'$ref': openapi_schema_resolver.get_component_ref(component_name)}
# Register your func on your OpenApi instance
test_api.add_resolver(custom_resolver)
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details
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