Hello Developers!
How’s your weekend going?
That big pile of code you’ve been working on deserves clear and proper documentation for your sake and for other developers who might look at it or collaborate in the future.
Luckily, with Springdoc OpenAPI and Swagger, documenting your Spring applications has never been easier.
In this tutorial, I’ll guide you through the process of using Springdoc OpenAPI to document a Spring application effectively.
What’s inside this video:
📝 Adding Springdoc dependencies
🔧 Configuring an OpenAPI bean
⚙️ Customizing properties for OpenAPI
🏷️ Using annotations like @Tag, @Operation, @ApiResponse, and more
🔍 Testing OpenAPI and Swagger UI
💻 GitHub Repository:
You can follow along by cloning the repository here:
Spring Documentation Project
⏱️ Video Chapters:
00:00 - Intro and Project Overview
01:45 - Adding Springdoc Dependency
04:21 - Creating an OpenAPI Bean
08:00 - Configuring OpenAPI Properties
09:50 - Applying @Tag Annotation to the controller class
10:25 - Using Method-Level Annotations (@Operation, @ApiResponse, etc.)
19:40 - Testing OpenAPI Implementation
21:40 - Testing Swagger UI
27:33 - Conclusion
Need a developer or collaborator?
Feel free to reach out to me at:
📧 Iocodes2000@gmail.com
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