Generate a spec from source code #
Usage:
swagger [OPTIONS] generate spec [spec-OPTIONS]
generate a swagger spec document from a go application
Application Options:
-q, --quiet silence logs
--log-output=LOG-FILE redirect logs to file
Help Options:
-h, --help Show this help message
[spec command options]
-w, --work-dir= the base path to use (default: .)
-t, --tags= build tags
-m, --scan-models includes models that were annotated with 'swagger:model'
--compact when present, doesn't prettify the json
-o, --output= the file to write to
-i, --input= an input swagger file with which to merge
-c, --include= include packages matching pattern
-x, --exclude= exclude packages matching pattern
--include-tag= include routes having specified tags (can be specified many times)
--exclude-tag= exclude routes having specified tags (can be specified many times)
--exclude-deps exclude all dependencies of project
-n, --nullable-pointers set x-nullable extension to true automatically for fields of pointer types without 'omitempty'
-r, --ref-aliases transform aliased types into $ref rather than expanding their definition
--transparent-aliases treat type aliases as completely transparent, never creating definitions for them
--skip-extensions skip generation of x-go-* go-swagger extensions
--skip-enum-desc controls whether descriptions of enum values in field are preserved in the main description
--allow-desc-with-ref allow descriptions to flow alongside $ref
--format=[yaml|json] the format for the spec document (default: json)
--emit-x-go-type controls whether special extension x-go-type is emitted
--emit-hierarchical-defs controls how name conflicts are handled - this enables the last resort, failsafe method using nested definitions
--single-line-comment-desc controls how single line comments are handled. Default (false): as title. When true, title is skipped and only description is
hydrated
--enable-allof-compounding controls compounded validations & descriptions with $ref. Default is to drop. When enabled, construct a allOf compound that
--colorized enable colorized diagnostics on stderr
-q, --quiet mute diagnostics on stderr
See code annotation rules here
See also the complete documentation of the codescan package for additional guidance, tutorials and examples.