openapi

To write an OpenAPI 3.1.0 specification for a REST API, define your paths, operations, request bodies, and responses using this Skill to structure the document. It supports detailed schema creation and component reuse to document your API comprehensively.

The best way to document REST API security schemes like OAuth2 is to define authentication mechanisms directly within the OpenAPI specification. This Skill supports implementing BearerAuth, ApiKeyAuth, and OAuth2 security schemes to secure your API endpoints.

Yes, you can generate client code from an OpenAPI specification using integrated code generation tools. This Skill utilizes the openapi-generator-cli to create client code and leverages linting tools to validate your specification against best practices.

Yes, this tool validates your OpenAPI specification against API design principles using integrated validators. It uses openapi-spec-validator and redocly-cli to lint your document, ensuring proper use of HTTP methods, status codes, and URL naming conventions.

To create reusable schemas for REST API request and response payloads, define components within your OpenAPI specification. This Skill allows you to structure detailed schemas, including discriminated unions, for consistent payload management across your API.

You use OpenAPI 3.x for microservice API design to establish a comprehensive, standardized contract for your endpoints. This Skill streamlines defining the API structure, security schemes, and schemas, enabling reliable documentation and automated code generation.