Add OpenAPI document generation scripts - .ps1 and .sh
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@justinyoo Do these helper scripts run the function app and then just retrieve the document from the exposed swagger endpoint? I am hoping to generate types at dev time for our frontend using this and an openapi to typescript converter. I've attempted it with the exposed swagger endpoint before but full app bootup just takes too much time for efficient development. I tried Swashuckle.AspNetCore.Cli swagger command against a netcore app instead and it was super fast - easily could be run on-the-fly during dev. Should these helper scripts generate the document swiftly like the Swashbuckle one does? |
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@alteredtastes That would be the end goal. But for now, please use this. |
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