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A customizable style validator to ensure OpenAPI specifications adhere to organizational standards.
A template for building scalable web APIs with FastAPI and Tortoise ORM, featuring Docker deployment and development utilities.
Rust macros to automatically discover and add Utoipa paths and schemas at compile time, eliminating manual OpenAPI documentation boilerplate.
A Twitter clone built with the T3 Stack, featuring NextAuth authentication, Supabase Postgres database, and Prisma ORM.
A Dropwizard bundle that serves Swagger UI static content and loads Swagger endpoints for API documentation.
A curated list of awesome JSON Schema resources, tutorials, tools, and libraries.
A comprehensive Go wrapper for the TMDb API, supporting both v3 and v4 with optional auto-retry and custom HTTP client configuration.
A dotnet CLI tool to generate type-safe F# and Fable clients from OpenAPI/Swagger or OData services.
A free service to generate custom HTTP endpoints for testing and viewing request/response logs, with OpenAPI support.
An Elixir client for the Kubernetes API, generated from OpenAPI specifications for comprehensive coverage.
A Rust crate for serializing and deserializing OpenAPI specification documents.
A single-binary mock server supporting HTTP, WebSocket, gRPC, MQTT, SSE, GraphQL, and SOAP protocols.
A Directus module that displays API documentation within the Directus App, filtered by user permissions.
An enhanced PocketBase server with built-in monitoring, logging, analytics, and auto-generated API documentation.
A lightweight, framework-agnostic OpenAPI 3.x specification builder for Go, offering programmatic control and zero dependencies.
A Python tool that converts Swagger/OpenAPI and YApi documentation into JMeter JMX files for automated performance testing.
A minimalistic, single-file HTTP server template in Go using only the standard library.
An open API standard enabling seamless communication between transport operators and mobility-as-a-service providers.
A Java-based OpenAPI 3 parser, JSON schema validator, and request/response validator for API tooling.
OpenAPI-based binary serialization library that reduces API payload size by up to 3.5x compared to JSON.
A Ruby library for defining structured data contracts that generate JSON Schema and runtime validations from a single DSL.
A web service to browse and test REST APIs described with the OpenAPI 3.0 Specification.
Embedded OpenAPI/Swagger documentation UI for Go using ReDoc with middleware for popular web frameworks.
A developer-friendly microservice testing framework that automates API, integration, and performance tests using Gherkin syntax.
Generate Delphi client SDKs from OpenAPI specifications to easily consume REST APIs.
A Type-Safe wrapper for FastAPI providing automatic type conversion, built-in middleware, HTTP event tracking, and AWS Lambda integration.
Statically analyzes Go HTTP services to generate interactive API documentation and OpenAPI specs without annotations.
Pyramid addon for OpenAPI 3.0/3.1 validation of requests and responses, ensuring API spec compliance.
A sample application demonstrating key features of the Kitura web framework for Swift, including routing, authentication, and database integration.
An unofficial Go client library providing full coverage of the YNAB (You Need A Budget) API.
Generates TypeScript Angular clients from OpenAPI specifications with full type safety and Angular best practices.
A Common Lisp library for building RESTful web APIs with serialization, validation, and authentication.
A simple skeleton for Go applications following standard project layout with pre-configured tools and structure.
A framework and tool for automated black-box testing of RESTful APIs using OpenAPI specifications.
A Ruby library that enhances RSpec and WebMock test logs, validates them against API Blueprint or OpenAPI documentation, and reports documentation coverage.
A Yeoman generator for creating REST web services using the Swift language and Kitura framework.
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