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Properties

Setup (Required)

  • explorer-location - current location of the document. Set to dynamically navigate to the location in the doc using the path.
  • spec-url - OpenAPI specification document url
  • server-url - Set the server url, when not specified defaults to the first listed server in the spec.

Disable configuration

  • display-nulls - [false] Force rendering of null types in the models. By default the models will assume null is equivalent to not-required.
  • hide-defaults - [false] Prevents filling the request data with the default data.
  • collapse - [false] Set the operations and components collapsed by default
  • tree - [false] Converts the body displays from schema tables to object jsons.
  • schema-expand-level - [9999] Expands the display of schemas and models to this depth. Set to 1 to display only the first level properties.

Hide/Show Sections

  • hide-console - Disable executing the API from the specification. Removes the execute button when disabled.
  • hide-authentication - Hide the authentication section
  • hide-server-selection - Hide server selection section
  • hide-components - Hide the OpenAPI specification components from being displayed

Custom configuration

  • default-schema-tab - Default select the Model or the Body/Example tab in request/response views: [model, body]
  • use-path-in-nav-bar - Show the HTTP Method - Resource Path instead of Path or Method description

Colors

Note: These properties will likely be deprecated in favor of global css variables being set, are still available

  • bg-color - Set the background color [Expected Bootstrap value: $light]

  • header-bg-color - Set the background header color [Defaults to a lighter version of bg-color]

  • primary-color - Set the primary [Expected Bootstrap value: $primary]

  • secondary-color - Set the secondary color used for accents [Expected Bootstrap value: $primary]

  • text-color - Set the default text color [Expected Bootstrap value: $grey]

  • nav-bg-color - Set the navigation background color [Expected Bootstrap value: $dark]

  • nav-hover-text-color - Set th color of hover on navigation links [Expected Bootstrap value: $light]

  • nav-text-color - Set th color of hover on navigation links [Expected Bootstrap value: $grey]

Library API

  • async loadSpec(spec) - Load a spec from an object rather than looking it up from a remote url.
    • example: await document.getElementsByTagName('openapi-explorer')[0].loadSpec(apiSpecificationObject);
  • setAuthenticationConfiguration(securitySchemeId, { token, clientId, redirectUri }) - Set a token for methods that require security for a particular security scheme id.
    • If the securityScheme id was auth and the type of that scheme was basic: setAuthenticationConfiguration('auth', { token: 'user:password' });

OAuth configuration

You can use the setAuthenticationConfiguration with OAuth to fetch a user access token for the API.

  • Set the OAuth configuration: setAuthenticationConfiguration('auth', { clientId: 'CLIENT_ID' });.

[Optional] If the redirect location has to be different location than where the OpenAPI Explorer is located:

  • The redirectUri in the setAuthenticationConfiguration options object to the temporary location that works as a redirect.
  • At this location import <openapi-explorer-oauth-handler /> from this library.

Events

  • @spec-loaded - Event trigger after the specification is loaded. Can be used to modify the spec including updating values.
<openapi-explorer @spec-loaded="onSpecLoaded"> </openapi-explorer>

For example populate the user's id into default property to be automatically used:

onSpecLoaded(data) {
  data.detail.tags.forEach(tag => {
    tag.paths.filter(path => path.parameters).forEach(path => {
      const userParameter = path.parameters.find(p => p.name === 'userId');
      if (userParameter) {
        userParameter.schema.default = this.$store.state.profile?.userId;
      }
    });
  });
}
  • @request - Event trigger when console execute is used. Can modify the request url and body before sent to the server
<openapi-explorer @request="requestInterceptor"> </openapi-explorer>
requestInterceptor(event) {
  event.detail.request.headers.append('Authorization', `Bearer ${userToken}`);
}
  • @response - Event trigger to handle responses back from the console requests.
<openapi-explorer @response="responseInterceptor"> </openapi-explorer>
responseInterceptor(event) {
  if (event.detail.response?.status === 401) {
    this.enableSignupModal = true;
  }
}
  • @event - Event triggered for specific UI actions and component navigations
<openapi-explorer @event="onEvent"> </openapi-explorer>
onEvent(event) {
  if (event.detail.type === 'RequestCleared') {
    // The User clicked the CLEAR button in the operation request section
  } else if (event.data.type === 'OperationChanged') {
    // User navigated somewhere else
    console.log(event.data.operation);
  }
}

Slots

<div slot="nav-header">
  <h1>Header</h1>
  <div>Adds a section above the search filter to the navbar</div>
</div>

<div slot="overview-header"><h1>Before the Overview Section</h1></div>

<div slot="overview">
  <h1>Overview</h1>
  <div>Replaces the overview section</div>
</div>

<div slot="overview-body"><h1>Between the Overview and Description Section</h1></div>

<div slot="overview-api-description">
  <h1>API Description in Overview</h1>
  <div>Replaces the api description section</div>
</div>

<div slot="overview-footer"><h1>After the Description</h1></div>

<div slot="authentication">
  <h1>Authentication</h1>
  <div>Replaces the authentication section</div>
</div>

<div slot="authentication-footer">
  <span>Add content below the rendered authentication section.</span>
</div>

<div slot="servers">
  <h1>Servers</h1>
  <div>Replaces the servers section</div>
</div>

<div slot="operations-header">
  <div>Methods</div>
  <hr>
</div>

Custom Navigation section

<!-- Add custom nav sections to link to the custom section -->
<div slot="nav-section">Section 1</div>
<div slot="nav-section">Section 2</div>

<!-- Then render the custom section -->
<div slot="custom-section">
  <h1>A custom section rendered when selected.</h1>
</div>

Tag and operations slot configuration

<!-- Hide a tag from navigation -->
<div slot="nav-tag--${tagName}"></div>

<div slot="tag--${tagName}"></div>
<div slot="tag--${tagName}--subsection--${subsectionName}"></div>

<!--
  Example: GET /v1/resources/{resourceUri}/users becomes => get-/v1/resources/-resourceUri-/users
  For the parser: https://github.com/Authress-Engineering/openapi-explorer/blob/e43a90c23be4813d2d8381b59a95bc15573c2513/src/utils/common-utils.js#L13
-->
<div :name="${method}-${sanitizedPath}">
    <h1>Path Info</h1>
    <div>Additional method/path related information</div>
</div>

Overwrite request body area

<div slot="${explorerLocation}--request-body">
  <!-- Example filling this with a custom text area -->
  <textarea id="text-body-area-override" class="textarea request-body-param-user-input" part="textarea textarea-param" spellcheck="false" style="width:100%; resize:vertical;">
    { "Example Data": "" }
  </textarea>
</div>

After the user interacts with this component (or your custom implementation), you'll want path this back as input to the actual request:

requestInterceptor(event) {
  const textareaObject = document.getElementById("text-body-area-override");
  event.detail.request.body = textareaObject.value;
}

Determining where the user is

Knowing exactly where the user is can be tricky. One way is add the event listener for the type event. Another way is to search for the open slot dedicated to the current path details. The path-details slot is dynamically rendered with the appropriate method and path data properties. You can pull these out by doing this:

document.getElementsByTagName("openapi-explorer")[0].shadowRoot.querySelectorAll('slot[name=path-details]')[0].attributes['data-method'].value;
document.getElementsByTagName("openapi-explorer")[0].shadowRoot.querySelectorAll('slot[name=path-details]')[0].attributes['data-path'].value;

Styling using CSS variables

In many cases these might have already been set by your css framework, if not, and you want to override the the defaults to match your theme. For more in-depth options check out How to style your openapi-explorer UI.

  • CSS (default set to page fonts) - Add to your css
openapi-explorer {
  --blue: #38b3f9;
  --gray: #465865;
  --green: #28a745;
  --orange: #fd7e14;
  --purple: #6f42c1;
  --red: #dc3545;
  --yellow: #ffc107;

  --pink: #e83e8c;
  --white: #fff;
}

Vendor Overlays and custom properties

The spec includes the ability to specify additional custom properties directly into the spec:

x-locale - Spec language & locale

The specification itself can have its locale set so that the OpenAPI Explorer can automatically render in the correct language. Set the x-locale option into the info property, and if the OpenApi Specification has been translated into that language it will be converted.

{
    "openapi": "3.1.0",
    "info": {
        "title": "Test API",
        "version": "1.0.0",
        "x-locale": "en-US"
    }
}

For additional translated languages, please file a PR which includes translations for the keys defined in the English Translation.

x-code-samples - SDK code samples

OpenAPI Explorer supports inline code samples using the x-code-samples OpenAPI vendor extension. Just add your code sample into the array and it will dynamically appear as an example in the doc.

"get": {
  "x-code-samples": [{
    "lang": "Javascript",
    "label": "JS + Axios",
    "source": "console.log('This is a code sample')"
  }]
}

Code Samples