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OpenAPI
The mako/open-api
package allows you to generate a OpenApi specification using attributes or docblock annotations and to generate routes based on the specification.
Installation
First you'll need to install the package as a dependency to your project.
composer require mako/open-api
Next you'll need to add the package to the cli
section of the packages
configuration array in the application.php
config file.
'cli' =>
[
mako\openapi\OpenApiPackage::class,
]
And finally replace the contents of your routes.php
file with the following:
<?php
use mako\openapi\http\routing\Registrar;
Registrar::register(
$routes,
cachedRoutes: __DIR__ . '/openapi.php',
openApiSpec: __DIR__ . '/openapi.yml',
);
Usage
You can build an OpenApi specification using a tool like Apicurito or by documenting your code using attributes or docblock annotations. To check out the syntax head over to the zircote/swagger-php documentation.
If you want to generate a specification file based on your documentation then you can do so by running the open-api:generate-spec
command.
To generate a cached route file for production then you'll have to run the open-api:generate-routes
command.
Note that you have to set the
operationId
parameter to the fully qualified method name (e.g. app\http\controllers\Index::welcome) of your controller action for the route generator to work.
openapi: 3.0.2
info:
title: Mako
version: 1.0.0
description: Mako example application.
paths:
'/':
summary: Displays a welcome page.
get:
operationId: 'app\http\controllers\Index::welcome'