I found mention of swagger in the Introductory Slides. But nowhere else. Is is something not finished yet?
Edit: Apparently it's on To Do List.
Is there any good way to document the RestAPI automatically?
I found mention of swagger in the Introductory Slides. But nowhere else. Is is something not finished yet?
Edit: Apparently it's on To Do List.
Is there any good way to document the RestAPI automatically?
According to Trello it was a "Doing" but has then been moved back to "To Do"; and there's a Swagger.Api module in the github repo, so assuming it's only partially finished.
Edit
As pointed out already (but for the sake of completeness, as this was the accepted answer), SwaggerUI is ready for service stack (and holy moly is it awesome). The Github wiki has been filled out in the last few days, and it's super easy to get it up & running.
To enable Swagger for your Service Stack, follow the Swagger API page on Service Stack wiki.
Install-Package ServiceStack.Api.Swagger
in your package manager console.Enable Swagger plugin in your AppHost.cs with:
using ServiceStack.Api.Swagger;
public override void Configure(Container container)
{
...
Plugins.Add(new SwaggerFeature());
...
}
Access Swagger UI with http://localhost:port/swagger-ui/index.html
Looks like it's complete and ready now, check out the release notes for v3.9.35 @ https://github.com/ServiceStack/ServiceStack/wiki/Release-Notes
Hmm...sorry if I misunderstood this:
Is there any good way to document the RestAPI automatically?
...but when I decorate my DTO or service with attributes this:
[Route("/hello","GET")]
[Route("/hello/{Name}","POST,GET")]
public class Hello : IReturn<HelloResponse>
{
public string Name { get; set; }
}
The default metadata page generated by servicestack documents the usage:
Is this not what you are looking for ?
As I'm using .Net Core ServiceStack, So I have installed ServiceStack.Api.Swagger.Core nuget for Swagger UI.
But That was giving me '500: Undefined Error'.
Then i have removed ServiceStack.Api.Swagger.Core & installed ServiceStack.Api.Swagger.
That's works perfectly.