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If this is disabled, to open the tool window, select View | Tool Windows | Run Alt+4. Open the Run tool window when this configuration starts. Show this run configuration settings dialog before starting it. You can configure the following common options at the top of the Swagger Codegen run configuration: To modify the run configuration, open Run | Edit Configurations and select the necessary configuration, or click Edit Generation Settings at the top of the editor when the corresponding OpenAPI specification file is open.
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IntelliJ IDEA creates a Swagger Codegen run configuration, which you can configure when you run code generation for the first time for a particular file. IntelliJ IDEA generates source code files in the specified location and shows a notification with options to open the files or import them into your project as a separate module. When you have a valid OpenAPI specification open, IntelliJ IDEA suggests generating code from it:Ĭlick Run Codegen, configure the necessary settings, then apply the changes and run the configuration. Generate code from an OpenAPI specification It shows the changes in the file that you selected second compared to the first one. The file opens in the editor with a preview panel that makes it easy to navigate the changes. This generates a Markdown file with a summary of modified specification elements. In the Project tool window, select two OpenAPI specification files, right-click them and select Compare OpenAPI Specifications. IntelliJ IDEA can compare the structure of OpenAPI specifications and create a summary of changed paths, parameters, responses, and any other elements that may break the compatibility. However, not all changes are critical for compatibility. One way is to look at the diff Ctrl+D and compare lines that changed. When there is a newer specification version, you probably want to compare it against the older version to make sure that they are compatible. To add OpenAPI specifications from a self-hosted SwaggerHub On-Premise instance, specify the URL of your instance. To add private OpenAPI specifications, provide your API key.
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Use to reload specifications that were modified. In the Settings/Preferences dialog ( Ctrl+Alt+S), select Languages & Frameworks | OpenAPI Specifications.Ĭlick in the Remote Specifications list and specify the URL of an OpenAPI specification file or find an OpenAPI specification on SwaggerHub. You can add a link to the relevant remote specification. If you are writing client code for an external specification, there is no need to add it as a file to your project for auto-completing endpoint URLs. Add a remote OpenAPI specificationĮndpoint URLs that you define in OpenAPI specifications in your project are available for code completion. You can use the Endpoints tool window to see all endpoints defined in your OpenAPI specifications. If you start with an empty YAML or JSON file, you can type opnp or swag and press Tab to insert the corresponding live template. Specify a name for the file and select the specification version and file format.ĭepending on the format and version, the new OpenAPI specification file contains the following template: These are regular YAML or JSON files with the definition of the OpenAPI specification version.įrom the main menu, select File | New | OpenAPI Specification, or press Alt+Insert and select OpenAPI Specification. IntelliJ IDEA recognizes a dedicated OpenAPI Specification file type with relevant coding assistance. IntelliJ IDEA provides coding assistance for OpenAPI definitions in YAML and JSON files, and integration with Swagger Codegen for generating server stubs, client libraries (SDKs), and documentation based on your OpenAPI specification. For more information, see Swagger documentation.
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Swagger is a set of tools based on this specification for writing, documenting, and consuming REST APIs. An OpenAPI Specification (OAS) is a description format for REST APIs.