linku/api-documentation-bundle

Extension to API-Platform to modify the documenation with more ease

2.0.2 2023-11-29 18:06 UTC

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Last update: 2024-11-30 02:24:13 UTC


README

This bundle can be used to modify OpenAPI documentation generated by API-Platform.

Installation

You can add this bundle to your project using composer require linku/api-documentation-bundle. Symfony flex should automatically add the bundle to the list of used bundles in your project. If not, add Linku\ApiDocumentationBundle\LinkuApiDocumentationBundle::class => ['all' => true], to the config/bundles.php file.

For now, you need to manually add a config/packages/linku_api_documentation.yaml file and put the configuration for your project there. An example configuration can be found at the end of this file.

You also need to add the following route:

linku_api_documentation:
    resource: "@LinkuApiDocumentationBundle/Resources/routing/sections.xml"

Optionally, you can add a prefix: to prefix all paths generated. This should be the same prefix as used by API-Platform in their routes.

Sections

Within the sections configuration, you can define a list of available sections. The identifier used in the list can also be used to define sections on individual API-Platform resources or endpoints.

Each section has a prefix (URI path prefix) and a title.

Using the original /docs route will show the section defined as default in default_section. You can view documentation for other sections using /{section_prefix}/docs.

Default usage

By default, all endpoints with a custom defined path that start with the prefix of a section, will be added to that section. For example, a section with prefix: 'customer_portal' will automatically contain all endpoints with custom paths starting with /customer_portal/.

Resource based

Within the API-Platform configuration, you can add a sections array to the resource attributes. All endpoints within this resource will then be added to the sections with those identifiers.

YAML Example:

resources:
    App\Task\Task:
        extraProperties:
            sections: ['customerPortal']

Endpoint based

Within the API-Platform configuration, you can add a sections array to an endpoint definition. That endpoint will then be added to the sections with those identifiers.

YAML Example:

resources:
    App\Task\Task:
        operations:
            ApiPlatform\Metadata\Get:
                extraProperties:
                    sections: ['customerPortal']

Removal

Out-of-the-box, API-Platform does not allow you to remove query parameters or responses without having to manually define all the remaining ones. As you can only add or overwrite items, but not remove them entirely. This bundle supplies some help to remove responses and parameters from generated documentation.

Parameters

To remove a parameter, the endpoint path and method are required. As well as the name of the parameter. These can be added to the linku_api_documentation.removal.parameters list.

Request bodies

To remove a request body, the endpoint path and method are required. These can be added to the linku_api_documentation.removal.request_bodies list.

Responses

To remove a response, the endpoint path and method are required. As well as the statusCode of the response. These can be added to the linku_api_documentation.removal.responses list.

Configuration Example

linku_api_documentation:
    sections:
        default:
            prefix: ''
            title: ''
        customerPortal:
            prefix: 'customer_portal'
            title: 'Customer Portal'
    default_section: 'default'

    removal:
        parameters:
            - path: '/users/me'
              method: 'get'
              name: 'uuid'

        request_bodies:
            - path: '/tasks/{id}/complete'
              method: 'put'

        responses:
            - path: '/users/update_credentials'
              method: 'post'
              statusCode: 201
            - path: '/users/update_credentials'
              method: 'post'
              statusCode: 422