As you know, we have developed a service in light-codegen called codegen-web to generate light-4j projects on the cloud without building and running light-codegen locally. As we have multiple release branches, we need to support users to generate code for the release they are working. It requires that we must support multiple APIs at the same time. Codegen-web is built on top of light-hybrid-4j, which is very easy to support multiple versions of the same service running at the same time. Read More »

For examples of usage for this generator, please refer to https://github.com/networknt/model-config/tree/master/rest/openapi For detailed usage, please refer to reference document. Read More »

When using light-codegen with Swagger 2.0 specification to generate light-rest-4j project, you can add examples into the specification definition so that the generated project will have handlers to return corresponding examples. This is very useful for developers who are working on the service to verify that the service is working right off the generator. Also it is very useful for client side developers as they can get an running service right off the specification to start their client side application development. Read More »

Besides using the java command line to generate microservice API based on the OpenAPI 3.0 specification, light-codegen also can be integrated with the project maven build process. Sometimes the specification could be changed by different team members frequently. In this case, it could be challenging to re-generate the API project from the Java command line for every specification change. To serve this purpose a new way is introduced here which could integrate the light-codegen into the maven build process. Read More »

When using light-codegen with OpenAPI 3.0 specification to generate light-rest-4j project, you can add examples into the specification definition so that the generated project will have handlers to return corresponding examples in response. This is very useful for developers who are working on the service to verify that the service is working right off the generator. Also, it is beneficial for client side developers as they can get a running service right off the specification to start their client side application development. Read More »

For examples of usage for this generator, please refer to https://github.com/networknt/model-config/tree/master/hybrid For detailed usage, please refer to reference document. Read More »

For examples of usage for this generator, please refer to https://github.com/networknt/model-config/tree/master/hybrid For detailed usage, please refer to reference document. Read More »

For examples of usage for this generator, please refer to https://github.com/networknt/model-config/tree/master/graphql For detailed usage, please refer to reference document. Read More »

For detailed usage, please refer to reference document. Read More »

For examples of usage for this generator, please refer to https://github.com/networknt/model-config/tree/master/rest/openapi For detailed usage, please refer to reference document. Read More »

If you are starting a brand new project, it is highly recommended using OpenAPI specification for your specification and code generation. For examples of usage for this generator, please refer to https://github.com/networknt/model-config/tree/master/rest/swagger For detailed usage, please refer to reference document. Read More »