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OpenAPI Documents for APIs are useful to developers and security testers. This can allow tools to rapidly adapt to various APIs, whether to perform automatic code scaffolding (e.g., generating client SDKs or server stubs) or to establish a scope for security testing (e.g., Dynamic Application Security Testing). It's can also be used to rapidly introduce developers to the API within tools like Postman, Insomnia etc.
🛰 Alternatives
Whilst one could be manually written and maintained (the API is simple enough and I was considering doing this myself) options such as the rswag gem exist to automate the process within Rails.
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🚀 Feature Request
Publish an OpenAPI 3.1 Document for the PasswordPusher API.
🔈 Motivation
OpenAPI Documents for APIs are useful to developers and security testers. This can allow tools to rapidly adapt to various APIs, whether to perform automatic code scaffolding (e.g., generating client SDKs or server stubs) or to establish a scope for security testing (e.g., Dynamic Application Security Testing). It's can also be used to rapidly introduce developers to the API within tools like Postman, Insomnia etc.
🛰 Alternatives
Whilst one could be manually written and maintained (the API is simple enough and I was considering doing this myself) options such as the rswag gem exist to automate the process within Rails.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: