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A repository showcasing the usage of openapi annotations in an OSGi REST API for documentation purposes. Leveraging the beatiful Redocly visualization as frontend

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osgi-openapi-example

A repository showcasing the usage of openapi annotations in an OSGi REST API for documentation purposes. Leveraging the beatiful Redocly visualization as frontend

This repository is Gitpod Ready-to-Code After Gitpod has started, just type these two commands into the "Backend" (Karaf) console:

  • feature:repo-add mvn:io.jatoms/featurerepo/1.0-SNAPSHOT/xml
  • feature:install jatoms-openapi

Then open another console and type gp url 8181 and open the address that is printed.

Project layout

This project is a maven multi-module project that consists of three submodules

  • featurerepo: this contains the karaf feature descriptor which contains all dependencies needed to run this example in a Karaf container
  • openapi-integration: this contains a pom.xml and a local copy of the apache aries jax-rs whiteboard openapi integration, as it is not published on maven central yet. This subproject takes care of installing it in your local repository
  • openapi-example: This submodule consists again of two submodules:
    • model: the model code used in the REST API which is annotated with Swagger annotations for the openapi parser
    • rest-api: the actual JAX-RS REST API also containing annotations for the openapi parser and some additional classes:
      • APIV1: A Jax-RS Application under which our ressources are registered
      • OpenAPIIntegration: a simple service that registers an OpenAPI service which is then picked up by the openapi integration
      • OpenAPIFrontend: a simple static resource that serves the Redocly frontend
      • ItemEndpoint: the actual endpoint (No implementation contained, just TODOs :) )
      • Doc: some static Strings used in the documentation

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