You can also pass the url to a custom css file, the value must be the public url of the file and can be relative or absolute to the swagger path. to hide the swagger header: const express = require('express') ĬustomCss: '.swagger-ui.

To customize the style of the swagger page, you can pass custom CSS as the 'customCss' property of the options to the setup function.Į.g. validatorUrl, to the SwaggerUi client pass an object as the 'swaggerOptions' property of the options to the setup function: const express = require('express') įor all the available options, refer to Swagger UI Configuration Custom CSS styles If you are using swagger-jsdoc simply pass the swaggerSpec into the setup function: // Initialize swagger-jsdoc -> returns validated swagger spec in json formatĬonst swaggerSpec = swaggerJSDoc(options) Īpp.use('/api-docs', rve, tup(swaggerSpec)) īy default the Swagger Explorer bar is hidden, to display it pass true as the 'explorer' property of the options to the setup function: const express = require('express') Īpp.use('/api-docs', rve, tup(swaggerDocument, options))

If you want to set up routing based on the swagger document checkout swagger-express-router swagger-jsdoc Open : /api-docs in your browser to view the documentation. Router.get('/api-docs', tup(swaggerDocument)) Or if you are using Express router const router = require('express').Router() Install using npm: $ npm install swagger-ui-expressĮxpress setup app.js const express = require('express') Ĭonst swaggerUi = require('swagger-ui-express') Ĭonst swaggerDocument = require('./swagger.json') Īpp.use('/api-docs', rve, tup(swaggerDocument))

swagger tools: Various tools, including swagger editor, swagger code gen etc.

See below under the usage section for more info. It then produces a full swagger yml config dynamically, which you can pass to this module to produce documentation.

swagger-jsdoc: Allows you to markup routes.

Please use a lock file or specify the version of swagger-ui-dist you want to ensure it is consistent across environments. Swagger version is pulled from npm module swagger-ui-dist. The result is living documentation for your API hosted from your API server via a route. This module allows you to serve auto-generated swagger-ui generated API docs from express, based on a swagger.json file.

Npm install swagger editor