CodeGenAPI

An API approach to my code generation tooling developed over the years

The Default ASP.NET Core project sets up a series of endpoints that can be used to generate code. Employing SWAGGER to document the API and provide a UI for testing the API.

Example of the API in action

Most of the endpoints look for a parameter that represents the connection string to the database.
This can be a connection string or a name of a connection string in the appsettings.json file.

"Settings": {  
    "Databases": {
        "DBwSQL_Login":"Data Source=(LOCAL); Initial Catalog=OPENCUDmFULL; User ID=sa; Password=P@ssw0rd",
        "DBwSSPI_Login": "Data Source=(LOCAL); Initial Catalog=OPENCUDmFULL; integrated security = SSPI"
    }
}

(It looks for the supplied parameter starting with the typical bits of a full connection string. Otherwise it will try to find named connection string in the app settings file)

A Typical usage of the API through the Swagger Interface After Clicking on the Try It Out button, you can enter the connection string and click Execute.
Yielding the following results

Which as the name of that particular endpoint implies, return a json array of the table and view names in the supplied database connection.

Notes

YOU Might have to do chrome://flags/#allow-insecure-localhost

to allow Insecure localhost crap