i just spent much of today and yesterday afternoon learning to write openapi specs, and i have built out a whole thing now, got it generated, not sure if it's exactly what i want, gorrilla/mux, but i am always hearing this name so ok trying that first
found a nice tool to serve up an embedded swagger UI through it, i was horrified to see that it was 11mb for the standalone distribution (that doesn't depend on NPM's servers) but ok, this is not unbearable, a little slow updating but i don't think i particularly care about it being more current than 5 months ago:
https://github.com/swaggest/swgui
so i will now have a generated, easy to make clients with it API interface for this new nostr HTTP interface i'm building, and people will be able to poke at the API without having to leave the comfort of their browser
also did i ever mention that i don't care to submit a PR about what i'm building? that's right, because this thing has its own documentation endpoint and every instance of #realy will be serving the docs of the version of the spec it uses
no need to wait forever for a bunch of bikeshedding to go on and someone to decide "oh nah, we don't like this" even though i've got another relay dev colleague using it and three client devs deploying it in their app
flinging cats into nests of strutting pigeons perched on chess boards they think they have had victory on is my idea of fun
#devstr #swagger #golang
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