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Command-line interface reference

Create, run, and manage Swagger projects from the command line.

swagger

Options:

  • -h, --help: Outputs usage information.
  • -V, --version: Outputs the swagger cli version number.

Example:

swagger -V
0.2.0

swagger project create [options] [name]

Creates a folder with the specified [name] containing a new Swagger project. A project skeleton is downloaded from GitHub and installed in the new folder.

Options:

  • -h, --help: Outputs usage information.
  • -f, --framework : Specifies an API framework to use with the project. Choices are connect, express, hapi, restify, or sails.

Example:

swagger project create -f express sn-express
ls sn-express
README.md  api   app.js    config    node_modules   package.json   test

swagger project start [options] [directory]

Starts the Swagger project in the current (or specified) directory. The server automatically restarts when you make changes to the project. You can also force a restart by typing rs on the server command line.

Options:

  • -h, --help: Outputs usage information.
  • -d, --debug : Start in remote debug mode so you can connect to it with a debugger.
  • -b, --debug-brk : Start in remote debug mode, wait for debugger.
  • -m, --mock: Start in mock mode. For more information, see Running in mock mode.
  • -o, --open: Open the default browser as a client to the project.
  • -n, --node-args : Pass extra arguments to node. E.g. swagger project start --node-args "--harmony" will run node with ES6 a.k.a harmony features enabled.

Example:

cd ./myproject
swagger project start -m

swagger project verify [options] [project root directory]

Verifies that the project in the current (or specified) directory is correct. Reports errors and warnings from the Swagger model, project configuration, etc.

Options:

  • -h, --help: Outputs usage information.
  • -j, --json: Output information in JSON format.

Example:

cd ./myproject
swagger project verify
Project Errors
--------------
#/: Missing required property: paths
#/: Additional properties not allowed: aths
Results: 2 errors, 0 warnings

swagger project edit [options] [directory]

Opens the project in the current (or specified) directory in the Swagger Editor.

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Options:

  • -h, --help: Outputs usage information.
  • -s, --silent: Do not open the browser.
  • --host : The hostname the editor is served from (default: 127.0.0.1).
  • -p, --port : The port the editor is served from (default: random port).

Example:

cd ./myproject
swagger project edit

swagger project open [directory]

Opens the browser as a client to the current or specified project.

Options:

  • -h, --help: Outputs usage information.

Example:

swagger project open ./myproject

swagger project test [options] [directory-or-file]

Runs project tests.

Options:

  • -h, --help: Outputs usage information.
  • -d, --debug : Start in remote debug mode so you can connect to it with a debugger.
  • -b, --debug-brk : Start in remote debug mode, wait for debugger.
  • -m, --mock: Start in mock mode. For more information, see Running in mock mode.

Example:

`swagger project test`

  controllers
    hello_world
      GET /hello
        ✓ should return a default string
        ✓ should accept a name parameter
    2 passing (27ms)
swagger docs

Opens the OpenAPI 2.0 Specification in your browser.

Example:

swagger docs