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Is there a tool like Dredd (for API blueprint) that can be used with Swagger schema?
I would like to use such a tool to automate testing - have swagger schema files document my API, and then use such a tool to automate tests.
The tool should have the following ability:
Define the endpoint (including host and port) to run the test against
Have descriptors or meta data for each test that define which schema file to use and what example payload to use, and what is the expected response
There's a Swagger2Blueprint converter (https://github.com/apiaryio/swagger2blueprint), you could use it to setup your workflow with Dredd and Swagger files.
I'd suggest using SoapUI for doing so. You can import a swagger definition and create a number of tests automatically. See here for the source, and you can always download the application pre-built.
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please help, I want to make an export data in the form of an xls file and it will be sent to an email so that it can be downloaded.
I use grails, groovy
The question is a tad too generic for the stackoverflow format. I.e. you are essentially asking the community to solve the whole problem for you without prior work by you.
With that said, for email I would use something like:
http://www.simplejavamail.org/
and for generating the xls file I would use apache poi.
I.e. these are libraries you would need to add as dependencies to your project and they would help you with your task.
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Is there any solution like swagger for documenting queueing and messaging like mqtt or sqs?
Check out AsyncAPI.
GitHub repo: https://github.com/asyncapi/asyncapi
AsyncAPI is an open source initiative that seeks to improve the current state of Event-Driven Architectures (EDA). Our long-term goal is to make working with EDA’s as easy as it is to work with REST APIs. That goes from documentation to code generation, from discovery to event management. Most of the processes we apply to our REST APIs nowadays would be applicable to our event-driven/asynchronous APIs too.
To make this happen, the first step has been to create a specification that allows developers, architects, and product managers to define the interfaces of an async API. Much like OpenAPI (fka Swagger) does for REST APIs.
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Is there a way to configure Tibco Business Works directly from a programming language? That is: can you deploy, configure, test and teardown your APIs from Chef/Puppet/Ansible and are there recipes/playbooks, etc. to do so?
Thank you very much in advance.
Tim
I assume you want to automate BW deployments - there are command-line tools (buildear, appManage, ...). You can invoke them from shell scripts (unix, windows, ...) as well as any other programming language that allows to invoke external applications. I use them large-scale via shell scripts in my groups projects.
Most processing instructions are based on command line parameters and the static configs (environment, aliases, instance configs) are based on particular files in the file system tree (which you can also auto-archive, backup, etc.).
The deployment process as such is distributed and based on Tibco Administrator (to which appManage interfaces) so you only have to control the action parameters (via command-line parameters). Your programming language should support that (or do you want to have the command-line tools as java classes to build a single java admin app?).
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I'm working with a large set of test cases and am wondering what an efficient way of documenting them all is. Right now I'm just using a spreadsheet to crudely record them, so I'm curious if there's a better way.
Looking for something like Apipie or zipmark, which can automatically generate documentation for an API
Check out https://github.com/square/fdoc
In a Rails or Sinatra app, fdoc can help document an API as well as
verify that requests and responses adhere to their appropriate
schemata.
It can help generate API documentation:
fdoc also has a scaffolding mode, where it attemps to infer the schema
of a request based on sample responses.
https://github.com/square/fdoc/blob/master/docs/scaffold.md
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I am looking for a reliable source of an as complete as possible ISO4217 table. Either as web service or via some REST API; preferably as XML.
I need to maintain a list of currency codes for a program of mine, and a weekly check to a reliable source would be most welcome.
The one and only real, official source is the ISO (Int'l Standards Organization) itself - see here:
https://www.iso.org/standard/64758.html
Unfortunately, they don't typically provide online / webservice based access to their standards...