Command-line and Go package to compare and detect breaking changes in OpenAPI specs.
go install github.com/tufin/oasdiff@latest
brew tap tufin/homebrew-tufin
brew install oasdiff
Copy binaries from latest release
oasdiff changelog https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Tufin/oasdiff/main/data/openapi-test1.yaml https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Tufin/oasdiff/main/data/openapi-test5.yaml
docker run --rm -t tufin/oasdiff changelog https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Tufin/oasdiff/main/data/openapi-test1.yaml https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Tufin/oasdiff/main/data/openapi-test5.yaml
- Detect breaking changes
- Display a user-friendly changelog of all important API changes
- OpenAPI diff in YAML, JSON, Text, Markdown or HTML
- Run from Docker
- GitHub Action
- Cloud Service
- OpenAPI Sync: Get notified when an API provider breaks the API
- Embed in your go program
- Compare local files or remote files over http/s
- Compare specs in YAML or JSON format
- Compare two collections of specs
- Comprehensive diff including all aspects of OpenAPI Specification: paths, operations, parameters, request bodies, responses, schemas, enums, callbacks, security etc.
- API deprecation
- Multiple versions of the same endpoint
- Merge allOf schemas
- Merge common parameters
- Case-insensitive header comparison
- Path prefix modification
- Path parameter renaming
- Excluding certain kinds of changes
- Tracking changes to OpenAPI Extensions
- Filtering endpoints
- Extending breaking changes with custom checks
- Localization: display breaking changes and changelog messages in English or Russian (please contribute support for your language)
- diff: the diff between OpenAPI specs, fully detailed
- breaking: breaking changes between OpenAPI specs
- changelog: important changes between OpenAPI specs including breaking and non-breaking changes
- flatten: replace all instances of allOf by a merged equivalent
- checks: displays the different checks that oasdiff runs to detect changes
This project relies on the excellent implementation of OpenAPI 3.0 for Go: kin-openapi.
We welcome your feedback.
If you have ideas for improvement or additional needs around APIs, please let us know.