A test to generate valid nginx syntax from a swagger.yml file.
ansible-playbook swagger_to_nginx.yml -e "swaggerfile=/path/to/swagger.yaml"
(If you want to test it out, just run ansible-playbook swagger_to_nginx.yml)
This will create /tmp/swagger.out, which should be a valid nginx server block.
The swagger yaml spec is nice in that it (should be) valid yaml. Ansible loves yaml! As a matter of fact, you can slurp up a yaml file with include_vars.
Also, for Swagger, the only required thing beyond "swagger","info" is also "paths".
Paths are also expected, thus leading to the thought 'this can produce valid webserver output,' and it can!
I like Nginx and CI/CD, so I made this. I would imagine httpd, lighttpd, and anything else would be just as simple to produce something for.