aps-doc-ingestion

REST API ingestion documentation generates connector specifications, authentication patterns, rate limiting rules, and incremental loading schedules by parsing .dig and .yml configuration files to extract real connector names, table definitions, and connection details into template-ready documentation.

Ingestion documentation covers authentication methods, rate limiting strategies, incremental load patterns, scheduling configurations, and connector-specific details extracted from codebase definitions to produce accurate, implementation-ready specifications for REST, database, file, and streaming sources.

Yes. Documentation generation applies to REST API, database, file, and streaming ingestion workflows, parsing actual datasource definitions and configuration files to document authentication, incremental logic, schedules, and connector names for each source type.

Incremental loading documentation is generated by parsing codebase configuration files (.dig, .yml) and datasource definitions to extract incremental logic, scheduling patterns, and connection details, producing specifications that document how each connector implements incremental strategies.

Configuration files (.dig, .yml) containing connector definitions, authentication parameters, rate limiting rules, and incremental patterns provide the input; the Skill parses these to produce documentation with real connector names, table specifications, and config-derived authentication and rate-limit details.

Yes. Ingestion documentation generation applies to streaming ingestion workflows alongside REST API, database, and file sources, documenting authentication, rate limiting, incremental patterns, and scheduling for each connector type.