dmr-openapi-skeleton

To generate a Django skeleton from an OpenAPI 3.1 spec, provide the specification to the Skill. It outputs a runnable Django-modern-rest project structure with DTOs, controllers, routers, and OpenAPI docs wiring.

Yes, bootstrapping a Django project from an OpenAPI contract generates a runnable skeleton with minimal business logic. It scaffolds views, urls, serializers, and routers ready for smoke tests to validate API integration points.

OpenAPI 3.1 scaffolding includes serializers and DTOs for Django. The generated skeleton preserves the public contract while wiring views, urls, controllers, routers, and OpenAPI docs into a runnable project structure.

Scaffolding Django views and urls from OpenAPI 3.1+ is best handled by generating a Django-modern-rest skeleton. This preserves the public API contract and produces a runnable structure with minimal tests for immediate validation.

Generating Django-modern-rest skeletons from OpenAPI 3.1+ provides minimal business logic and minimal tests. It is designed for scaffolding DTOs, controllers, and routers to validate API surface, not for generating production-ready application features.

Bootstrapping DTOs and routers from an OpenAPI specification significantly reduces boilerplate for docs wiring. It allows you to quickly scaffold a Django project from an API contract to validate integration points before implementing business logic.