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Petstore

This project shows how to generate code (an HTTP client and server) based on OpenApi Specification 3.0.0, using Mu.

Specification

This is the specification input, based on a petstore, we are using to define the code we want to generate. If you want to view the specification in a more human-readable format, please use the following editor.

How to use it

Start the server:

> sbt "server/run"

In a separate terminal, run the client:

> sbt client-example/run

You should see some log output like this:

11:09:52.199 [scala-execution-context-global-18] INFO  p.client.Boot - Pet = Right(Pet(1,Beethoven,None))
11:09:52.255 [scala-execution-context-global-18] INFO  p.client.Boot - My pets = List(Pet(2,Meadow,Some(female-dog)), Pet(1,Beethoven,None))
11:09:52.281 [scala-execution-context-global-18] INFO  p.client.Boot - No existing pet = Left(Inl(GetPetNotFoundResponseError(Not found pet with id: -1)))
11:09:52.306 [scala-execution-context-global-18] INFO  p.client.Boot - My new pet list = List(Pet(1,Beethoven,Some(updated)), Pet(2,Meadow,Some(female-dog)))
11:09:52.313 [scala-execution-context-global-18] INFO  p.client.Boot - Updated Pet = Right(Pet(1,Beethoven,Some(updated)))
11:09:52.314 [scala-execution-context-global-18] INFO  p.client.Boot - Deleting pet with id 1 from the catalogue...
11:09:52.337 [scala-execution-context-global-18] INFO  p.client.Boot - My pet list updated = List(Pet(2,Meadow,Some(female-dog)))

Generated code and hand-written code

Mu's sbt plugin parses the OpenAPI specification file and generates Scala code for:

• The request and response models
• An HTTP client based on http4s

If you want to inspect the generated code, run sbt compile and then take a look in the protocol/target/scala-2.12/src_managed/ directory.

As a user, you need to write the code for the HTTP server, making use of the generated model classes. Take a look at the server project for an example of how to do that.