apigeex2openapi

Command line tool to generate OAS File from an exported API Proxy bundle from APIGEE X v2.0
Custom fields added to publish APIs into Rapid Platform

Install

npm install -g apigeex2openapi

Help

apigeex2openapi -help

• f: {name of the folder where de apiproxy folder is located - ex. "/folder_name"} (default > ./)
• out: Output format json | yaml (default > json)
• auth: apikey | bearer | oauth2 (default > apikey)
• config: {name of the folder where de env_config.json file is located - ex. "/folder_name"} (default > ./)
• hub: {example: rapid}
• info: if rapid is chosen as the target platform, you can select the description as: short | long (default > short)
• cat: if rapid is chosen as the target platform, you can select the category as: ["Aftermarket Parts", "Manufacturing", "Connected Truck", "Sales and Marketing", "Warranty", "Other"] (default > Other)
• who: Developer/Tech Support email responsible for this API {example: support@example.com}
• body: false | true (default > true)

Create a env_config.json File

Use the following structure to add a env_config file

    [
        {
            "name": "Development",
            "hostname": "https://api-dev.xxxx.xxxx.xxxx",
            "description": "Dev Server"
        },
        {
            "name": "Stagging",
            "hostname": "https://api-test.xxxx.xxxx.xxxx",
            "description": "Stagging Server"
        },
        {
            "name": "Production",
            "hostname": "https://api-prod.xxxx.xxxx.xxxx",
            "description": "Production Server"
        }
    ]

Run a test

apigeex2openapi -out yaml -f /path_to_api_proxy_bundle

Try Online

https://editor.swagger.io/

Author

Alvaro Moreno 🚀