It looks like there might be something corrupt with the apidocs file itself.
Are you able to share it?
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I saved the file and tried to import it to ReadyAPI. Unfortunately I got an
error (see attached file). Is there anything else I can do or should I check
with the guys over at ReadyAPI?
Is it possible to upgrade to a newer version of the spec and still keep it
compatible?
Den måndag 18 september 2017 kl. 10:33:59 UTC+2 skrev Ron:
Yup, that’s the file. Unfortunately, it’s an old version of the spec, however I
think SoapUI Pro would support it.
Save that file locally and try importing it.
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Subject: Re: How to create a Swagger *.yaml or *.json definition file and
project settings?
There's no swagger.json, but in apidoc (see attached file) I found the
following rows. Would that be the one?
{apiVersion: "1", swaggerVersion: "1.2",…}
apiVersion:"1"
apis:[{path: "/version", description: "Version av API"}, {path: "/admin",
description: "Admin"},…]
swaggerVersion:"1.2"
Den måndag 18 september 2017 kl. 09:26:17 UTC+2 skrev Ron:
No, unfortunately that’s not it.
It is most likely a file called ‘swagger.json’ or simply ‘apidocs’.
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Subject: Re: How to create a Swagger *.yaml or *.json definition file and
project settings?
Good morning,
I've looked through the Network tab and had a look in the swagger.js file (see
attached pic if it's the correct file).
I came across two version notifications
At the top this was commented
// swagger.js
// version 2.0.41
and then further down this code which felt a bit odd since a developer just
came by and said they were using version 1.3.6
response: function (resp) {
var responseObj = resp.obj || JSON.parse(resp.data);
_this.swaggerVersion = responseObj.swaggerVersion;
if (_this.swaggerVersion === "1.2") {
return _this.buildFromSpec(responseObj);
} else {
return _this.buildFrom1_1Spec(responseObj);
}
}
Is that the information you need or should I look elsewhere?
Den fredag 15 september 2017 kl. 20:34:53 UTC+2 skrev Ron:
Great, we’re making progress.
“Swagger” is the name of a set of open source project around the OpenAPI
specification.
If you want to compare it to the SOAP days, the OpenAPI is to REST what WSDL is
to SOAP.
The screenshot you’re sharing is from swagger-ui, one of our tools. That takes
an OpenAPI specification and renders it.
The good news is that ‘xsd’ you’re looking for is hidden there. That would also
be the file you can load into SoapUI Pro.
The bad news is that the swagger-ui version you’re using is very old and it
might make things a bit trickier (might not even be supported by SoapUI Pro).
First thing first, lets try to find that swagger.json file.
Open the swagger-ui you have in your browser.
Then, open your browser’s developer tools, go to the network tab, and refresh
the page.
That will show you a list of calls to load the files used in the page.
One of those files, that should be relatively up in the requests, would be a
‘swagger.json’ file. You can save it from there.
After you have the file, open it and look for either ‘swagger’ or
‘swaggerVersion’ in it, and let me know the value of that field.
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Date: Friday, September 15, 2017 at 20:47
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Subject: Re: How to create a Swagger *.yaml or *.json definition file and
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It might be my terminology that is off as I haven't used Swagger before, but
there's an icon in the top left that looks like this {...} and links to
swagger.wordnik.com. It might be a third party product that allows you to test
your APIs and get simple responses. I was hoping I could get a file with the
data shown in the pic below i.e. like the old XSD so I could import it into
soapUI and soapUI would know what to expect if I call this API. In soapUI I can
build Test suites, Test cases and import data so I can run a chain of tests
whereas this interface only allows me to enter data.
(In case the pic below doesn't show the model just shows the respons parm)
parm 1 - string (optional)
parm 2 - string (optional)
parm 3 - string (optional)
parm 4 - string (optional)
Den fredag 15 september 2017 kl. 19:22:53 UTC+2 skrev Ron:
Before diving into it more, can you explain:
There are around 10 different APIs that I can reach in Swagger
What is Swagger in that sentence?
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There are around 10 different APIs that I can reach in Swagger, but I can't see
more than that the Response Content Type is "application/json; charset=UTF-8"
together with Model/Model Schema. Last time I used APIs some 10 years ago we
had XML and XSD, but I can see some resemblance between XSD and Model, but I
can only see the response parms as information in Swagger. I've just assumed a
Swagger definition sort of is like a XSD, but I can't that equivalent to the
XSD file that I want to import to soapUI.
Not sure how big they are sizewise, but varies from a single parm to close to
100 parms in the response.
Den fredag 15 september 2017 kl. 17:45:15 UTC+2 skrev Ron:
I assume you have an existing API.
Which language/library do you use to expose the API?
How big is your API?
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Sorry if I was unclear. I want to know how to generate the API defintion file
in Swagger :)
Den fredag 15 september 2017 kl. 17:27:03 UTC+2 skrev Ron:
Are you asking how to use SoapUI Pro or how to generate an API definition for
your API?
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Subject: How to create a Swagger *.yaml or *.json definition file and project
settings?
Hi,
I'm using soapUI Pro and want to import a Swagger definition file as explained
in
https://support.smartbear.com/readyapi/docs/projects/create/swagger.html
Can someone tell me how someone who has never used Swagger can go about to do
this? Either a link or a step by step instruction would be awesome :)
Best Regards,
Vigfus
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