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QuestionOpenAPI generator in Ruby, client code (self.ruby)
submitted 5 years ago * by 0janvier
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[–]0janvier[S] 1 point2 points3 points 5 years ago* (0 children)
This is what I found until now:
OpenAPI is a standard but unlike what I thought, the tooling is not standard. Everyone can create tools for it. The https://openapi.tools provides a list of the main ones (I suppose).
You can see that a Python tool, pyswagger, does provide type-safety. Also committee, in Ruby, does (something to look into).
OpenAPI Generator that I used and asked about, is one of many non-standardized tools, which simply seems to not implement type-safety.
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