Generate a connector using OpenAPI

You can auto-generate a connector for an API if you have the OAS (OpenAPI 3.0 specification) file for it. See full list of supported features below.

To do this, simply run tray-cdk connector import [OPENAPI_SPEC] [CONNECTOR_NAME]

Where [OPENAPI_SPEC] is the path to your OAS specification and [CONNECTOR_NAME] is the name of the auto generated folder that will be created as a result.

You would be asked to enter the connector name in the terminal.

You should see the auto generated folder for your connector within the current folder.

If there are any errors in import, an errors.json file will be created in the folder you ran the above command.

An example errors.json is below:

[
  \{
    "tag": "error",
    "httpMethod": "get",
    "path": "/core/v1/subscriptions",
    "errorMessage": "Failed to decode httpPath: /core/v1/subscriptions and method: get : Error: Expecting string at parameters.0.description but instead got: undefined, Expecting string at parameters.1.description but instead got: undefined, Expecting string at parameters.2.description but instead got: undefined"
  \},
  ...
  Array of error objects
  ...
]

Features outline

Here is the list of the features that are currently supported/unsupported:

OpenAPI spec interpretation:

• Supported:

  • schema internal component references
  • JSON OpenAPI specification version 3
  • If your version is older you can use this to update it: Swagger Editor (From the top menu bar, select edit, convert to Open API 3, you can also use this to convert from YAML to JSON)

• Unsupported:

  • Swagger API version 2
  • YAML spec files
  • open API specs with multiple server URLs, manually edit the file to set your desired server to the first in the array
  • recursive schema references
  • external schema references
  • schema references that target nested components

Authentication

• Unsupported:

  • generation of Auth type
  • handlers utilising the auth token in handlers

Input/output types:

• Supported:

  • Primitive types: number, string, boolean
  • Objects
  • 2XX response schemas
  • Empty input/output

• Unsupported:

  • enum types
  • array types
  • non 2XX response schemas

Request/Response types:

• Supported:
  • Json request/response
• Unsupported:
  • xml request/response
  • text request/response
  • file request/response
  • form request/response