Swagger OpenAPI Specification

Know the history of OpenAPI - how it started out as Swagger, its growth over years, its current state, and so on.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Get an overview of the OpenAPI specification.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Know the difference between Swagger and OpenAPI.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Understand the benefits of the design-first and code-first approach. Also, know which approach is recommended.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Know the difference between YAML and JSON formats that are used in writing OpenAPI Specifications.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Get an overview of the project that we will be developing throughout this course.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

In Step 1, we will add the OpenAPI version used in the document.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

In Step 2, we will add metadata about the API.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

In Step 3, we add external documentation resources to the API documentation.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

In Step 4, we add server details that will be used by the clients to connect to our web services.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

In Step 5, we add tags in order to group the API operations that are added to the API documentation.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

In this part, we will define a new path that will hold various operations for a resource.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

In this part, we will add operations such as GET, POST, etc for Course resource.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Know the different data types available in the OpenAPI Specification.

In this part, we add parameters to the Courses path.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

In this step, we add responses to the Courses path.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

In this step, we add a request body for various operations to the Course resource.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Understand what are components, their purpose, their advantages, etc.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

In this step, we add schema to the components section so that it can be reused throughout the API.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

In this step, we add the response body to the components section so that it can be reused throughout the API.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Let us define the DELETE operation for courses path in order to delete a single course from the system.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Get to know how we can add a security mechanism to the API documentation.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Let us define the GET operation for the “../courses/courseId/students” path in order to get all the students belonging to a single course.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Let us define the POST operation for the “../courses/courseId/students” path in order to add students to a single course.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Check your understanding of writing the GET operation by defining the “../students” path in order to get all the students in the system.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Let us define the GET operation for the “../students” path in order to get all the students present in the system.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Check your understanding of writing the POST operation by defining the “../students” path to add a student to the system.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Let us define the POST operation for the “../students” path in order to add a new student into the system.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Check your understanding of writing the GET operation by defining the “../students/{studentId}” path to get specific student details.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Check your understanding of writing the PUT operation by defining the “../students/{studentId}” path to update an existing student detail.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

Check your understanding of writing the DELETE operation by defining the “../students/{studentId}” path to delete a student entry.

This lecture is part of the course "OpenAPI Specification for Software Developers”, a guide to learning OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) for highly productive API design, documentation, development, and testing.

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