wapmorgan / openapi-generator
OpenApi configuration generator directly from PHP code (PhpDoc, functions signature and type hints) and projects (for yii2, slim, laravel). Can be used with a large monolithic backend to maintain big API documentation
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Requires
- php: >=7.4
- doctrine/annotations: ^1.6
- phpdocumentor/reflection-docblock: ^4.3|^5.1
- symfony/console: ^5.0|^6.0
- zircote/swagger-php: ^3.0
README
It is OpenApi configuration generator that works with origin source code + phpdoc.
Main purpose of this library is to automatize generation of OpenApi-specification for existing JSON-API with a lot of methods. Idea by @maxonrock.
OpenApiGenerator
What it does?
It generates OpenApi 3.0 specification files for your REST JSON-based API written in PHP from source code directly. You do not need to write OpenApi-specification manually.
Laravel Example
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Routes:
Route::get('/selector/lists', [\App\Http\Controllers\SelectorController::class, 'lists']); Route::post('/selector/select', [\App\Http\Controllers\SelectorController::class, 'select']); Route::get('/selector/goTo', [\App\Http\Controllers\SelectorController::class, 'goTo']); Route::get('/geo/detect', [\App\Http\Controllers\GeoController::class, 'detect']); Route::get('/geo/select', [\App\Http\Controllers\GeoController::class, 'select']);
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One controller:
/** * Returns lists of filters * @param Request $request * @return ListsResponse */ public function lists(Request $request) { return new ListsResponse([ // 'persons' => range(1, 15), 'persons' => array_keys(Menu::$personsList), 'tastes' => Menu::$tastes, 'meat' => Menu::$meat, 'pizzas' => Menu::$pizzas, ]); } /** * Makes a selection of pizzas according to criteria * @param \App\Http\Requests\SelectPizzas $request * @return PizzaListItem[] */ public function select(\App\Http\Requests\SelectPizzas $request) { $validated = $request->validated(); return (new Selector())->select( $validated['city'], $validated['persons'], $validated['tastes'] ?? null, $validated['meat'] ?? null, $validated['vegetarian'] ?? false, $validated['maxPrice'] ?? null); }
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One request and two responses:
class SelectPizzas extends FormRequest { public function rules() { // ... return array_merge([ 'city' => ['required', 'string'], 'persons' => ['required', Rule::in(array_keys(Menu::$personsList))], 'vegetarian' => ['boolean'], 'maxPrice' => ['numeric'], 'pizzas' => ['array', Rule::in(array_keys(Menu::$pizzas))], ], $tastes, $meat); } } class ListsResponse extends BaseResponse { /** @var string[] */ public $persons; /** @var string[] */ public $tastes; /** @var string[] */ public $meat; /** @var string[] */ public $pizzas; } class PizzaListItem extends BaseResponse { public string $pizzeria; public string $id; public int $sizeId; public string $name; public float $size; public array $tastes; public array $meat; public float $price; public float $pizzaArea; public float $pizzaCmPrice; public string $thumbnail; public array $ingredients; public int $dough; }
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Result of generation from code: two endpoints with description and arguments for
select
.┌─────────┬─────────────────┬──────────────────────────┐ │ get │ /selector/lists │ Returns lists of filters │ ├─────────┼─────────────────┼──────────────────────────┤ │ Result (4) │ │ persons │ array of string │ │ │ tastes │ array of string │ │ │ meat │ array of string │ │ │ pizzas │ array of string │ │ └─────────┴─────────────────┴──────────────────────────┘ ┌──────────────────┬──────────────────┬───────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ post │ /selector/select │ Makes a selection of pizzas according to criteria │ ├──────────────────┼──────────────────┼───────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ Parameters (15) │ │ string │ city │ │ │ string │ persons │ │ │ boolean │ vegetarian │ │ │ number │ maxPrice │ │ │ array │ pizzas │ │ │ boolean │ tastes.cheese │ │ │ boolean │ tastes.sausage │ │ │ boolean │ tastes.spicy │ │ │ boolean │ tastes.mushroom │ │ │ boolean │ tastes.exotic │ │ │ boolean │ meat.chicken │ │ │ boolean │ meat.pork │ │ │ boolean │ meat.beef │ │ │ boolean │ meat.fish │ │ │ boolean │ meat.sauce_meat │ │ ├──────────────────┼──────────────────┼───────────────────────────────────────────────────┤ │ Result (14) │ │ │ array of │ │ │ [*].pizzeria │ string │ │ │ [*].id │ string │ │ │ [*].sizeId │ integer │ │ │ [*].name │ string │ │ │ [*].size │ integer │ │ │ [*].tastes │ array of │ │ │ [*].meat │ array of │ │ │ [*].price │ integer │ │ │ [*].pizzaArea │ integer │ │ │ [*].pizzaCmPrice │ integer │ │ │ [*].thumbnail │ string │ │ │ [*].ingredients │ array of │ │ │ [*].dough │ integer │ │ └──────────────────┴──────────────────┴───────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
How it works
- Scraper collects info about API (tags, security schemes and servers, all endpoints) and contains settings for Generator. Scraper is framework-dependent.
- Generator fulfills openapi-specification with endpoints information by analyzing source code:
- summary and description of actions
- parameters and result of actions Generator is common. It just receives information from Scraper and analyzes code by Scraper rules.
More detailed process description is in How it works document.
How to use
Invoke console script to generate openapi for your project (with help of integrations):
For example, for yii2-project:
- Run parser on project to analyze files and retrieve info about endpoints
./vendor/bin/openapi-generator scrape --scraper yii2 ./ # And more deeper scan ./vendor/bin/openapi-generator generate --scraper yii2 --inspect ./
- Generate specification(s) into yaml-files in
api_docs
folder by specification_name.yml./vendor/bin/openapi-generator generate --scraper yii2 ./ ./api_docs/ # Or with your own scraper (child of one of basic scrapers) ./vendor/bin/openapi-generator generate --scraper components/api/OpenApiScraper.php ./ ./api_docs/
- Deploy swagger with specification (e.g. api_docs/main.yml on port 8091)
docker run -p 8091:8080 --rm -e URL=./apis/main.yaml -v $(pwd):/usr/share/nginx/html/apis/ swaggerapi/swagger-ui:v4.15.2
More detailed description is in How to use document.
Integrations
There's few integrations: Yii2, Laravel, Slim. Details is in Integrations document. You can write your own integration for framework or your project.
Extending
New scraper
You use (or extend) a predefined scraper (see Integrations) or create your own scraper from scratch (extend DefaultScraper
), which should return a result with list of your API endpoints. Also, your scraper should provide tags, security schemes and so on.
Scraper should return list of specifications (for example, list of api versions) with:
- meta - version/description/externalDocs - of specification.
- servers - list of servers (base urls).
- tags - list of tags with description and other properties (categories for endpoints).
- securitySchemes - list of security schemes (authorization types).
- endpoints - list of API endpoints (separate callbacks).
Detailed information about Scraper result: in another document.
Settings
DefaultGenerator provides list of settings to tune generator.
Usage:
$generator->changeSetting(DefaultGenerator::CHANGE_GET_TO_POST_FOR_COMPLEX_PARAMETERS, true);
By default, they all are disabled.
Limitations
- Only query parameters supported (
url?param1=...¶m2=...
) or body json parameters ({data: 123
). - Only one response type supported - HTTP 200 response.
- No support for parameters' / fields' / properties'
format
,example
and other validators.
ToDo
- Support for few operations on one endpoint (GET/POST/PUT/DELETE/...).
- Support for body parameters (when parameters are complex objects) - partially.
- Support for few responses (with different HTTP codes).
- Extracting class types into separate components (into openapi components).
- Support for other request/response types besides JSON
- Add
@paramFormat
for specifying parameter format - partially. - Support for dynamic action arguments in dynamic model
- Switch 3.0/3.1 (https://www.openapis.org/blog/2021/02/16/migrating-from-openapi-3-0-to-3-1-0)