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This package provides utils and CLI to compute the diff between two swagger API specifications. Output diff can be configured according to version change.
Supports only swagger spec 2.0.
SH
npm install swagger-diff
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Usage
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The binary allows you to use swagger-diff in CLI.
`bash
$ swagger-diff
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It prints the diff between old and new swagger files according to configuration and returns false if any diff "error". It can also write the diff result in a JSON file. Use -h for option defails.Note:
old and new parameters can either be the file path or the URL of the swagger file.Example of CLI output
!CLI output example
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`JS
var SwaggerDiff = require('swagger-diff');SwaggerDiff(oldSpec, newSpec, config).then(function (diff) {
// Handle result
});
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Note: on nodeJS, oldSpec and newSpec can either be a file path, a URL or a plain object. config can be a file path or a plain object.Note: Please refer to How it works section for details about output.
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Dist folder contains an UMD bundle allowing you to either reference swagger-diff.min.js in your HTML or import module using Require.js.Reference
swagger-diff.min.js in your HTML and use the global variable SwaggerDiff.
`HTML
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Or, if you're using AMD (Require.js), then import it into your module:
`HTML
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Note: in browser, oldSpec and newSpec can only be a URL or a plain object. config can only be a plain object.Note: Please refer to How it works section for details about output.
Diffs
Swagger-Diff defines rules that performs ONE type of diff checking. These rules are separated in 2 groups:
- breaking change
- smooth change$3
Examples:
- Delete path
- Rename path operationId
- Delete/Rename parametters
- Add a constraint on a parametter (like isRequired)
- Modify a response item$3
Examples:
- Add a path
- Add a param
- Add response item
- Add/Update descriptions
Configuration
In the configuration file (default: .swagger-diff), you can customize the level of log you want for type of changes.
`JSON
{
"changes": {
"breaks": 3,
"smooths": 2
}
}
`It's also possible to define different level of logs according to version change.
`JSON
{
"changes": {
"breaks": {
"major": 2,
"minor": 3,
"patch": 3,
"unchanged": 3
},
"smooths": {
"major": 0,
"minor": 1,
"patch": 2,
"unchanged": 3
}
}
}
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3-error
2-warning
1-info
0-ignore
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You can also configure specific level of level for some rules.
`JSON
{
"rules": {
"delete-path": 0,
"add-path": {
"major": 2,
"minor": 3,
"patch": 3,
"unchanged": 3
}
}
}
`How it works
To compute the diff, it exectutes a workflow composed of 4 main steps.
[![How it works][schema-image]][schema-url]
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#### Dereference
Resolve JSON references and dereference URIs.
#### Inline global definitions
Swagger spec 2.0 allows to specify global definitions for
parameters, security, schemes, consumes and produces that can then be overriden when needed. It inlines these definitions in every paths objects.#### Index definitions
parameters are indexed by their name` in order to allow raw-diff to compare parameters nicely.Note: unmatchDiffs are the raw diffs that didn't much any rules. They can include breaking changes not implemented yet.
[npm-url]: https://www.npmjs.com/package/swagger-diff
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