OpenAPI/Swagger module for Lagom

The Lagom OpenAPI module has two common features:

• Generation OpenAPI 3.X specification for the Lagom service by annotations. (How to use with Scala DSL/Java DSL)
• Publishing static OpenAPI 3.X/Swagger 2.X specification from the classpath. (How to use with Scala DSL/Java DSL)

Also, you can see how to generate OpenAPI Specification for Lagom service on demo projects (Java/Maven example, Scala/Sbt example).

Versions compatibility

Lagom OpenAPI	OpenAPI / Swagger	Lagom 1.4	Lagom 1.5	Lagom 1.6	Scala 2.11	Scala 2.12	Scala 2.13
1.+	2.0.7+	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅

How to use

1.1 Generate (Scala DSL)

1.1.1 Dependencies

[Only for Lagom 1.4.X] You need to add next dependencies to the API module of Lagom service:

val swaggerAnnotations = "io.swagger.core.v3" % "swagger-annotations" % "2.0.7"
val lagomOpenapiApi = "org.taymyr.lagom" %% "lagom-openapi-scala-api" % lagomOpenapiVersion

lazy val `lagom-service-api` = (project in file("api"))
  .settings(
    libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
      ...
      swaggerAnnotations,
      lagomOpenapiApi
    )
  )

and next dependencies to the Implementation module of Lagom service:

val lagomOpenapiImpl = "org.taymyr.lagom" %% "lagom-openapi-scala-impl" % lagomOpenapiVersion

lazy val `lagom-service-impl` = (project in file("impl"))
  .enablePlugins(LagomScala)
  .settings(
    libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
      ...
      lagomOpenapiImpl
    )
  )

1.1.2 Service Descriptor

Necessarily add OpenAPIDefinition annotation to Lagom service descriptor and extend (only for Lagom 1.4.X) descriptor by OpenAPIService trait:

@OpenAPIDefinition(
  info = new Info(
    version = "1.0.0",
    title = "My Service"
  ),
  ...
)
trait MyService extends OpenAPIService with Service {
  ...
}

Then you can use OpenAPI annotations for the methods of your service. For more information about annotations see the official wiki.

@Operation(...)
@Tag(...)
...
def method: ServiceCall[_, _]

[Only for Lagom 1.4.X] In conclusion, you must add the route for OpenAPI specification. You can do that with helper function withOpenAPI (default route is /_<service_name>/openapi)

override def descriptor: Descriptor = named("service")
    .withOpenAPI()
    ...

or use a custom route

override def descriptor: Descriptor = named("service")
    .withCalls(
      ...
      pathCall("/custom/route", openapi)
    )

1.1.3 Service implementation [Lagom 1.4.X]

Extend your service by the OpenAPIServiceImpl trait:

class MyServiceImpl(override val config: Config)
    extends MyService
    with OpenAPIServiceImpl {
      ...
}

1.1.4 Additional router [Lagom 1.5.X+]

Add additional router for your service

override lazy val lagomServer = {
  val service = wire[PetsServiceImpl]
  serverFor[PetsService](service)
    .additionalRouter(wire[OpenAPIRouter].router(service))
}

1.1.5 Conclusion

Now you can run service and get OpenAPI specification by a sent HTTP request to the registered route. For example by default:

curl "http://localhost:9000/_<service_name>/openapi[?format=json|yaml]"

1.2 Generate (Java DSL)

1.2.1 Dependencies

[Only for Lagom 1.4.X] You need to add next dependencies to the API module of Lagom service:

Maven

<dependencies>
    <dependency>
        <groupId>org.taymyr.lagom</groupId>
        <artifactId>lagom-openapi-java-api_${scala.binary.version}</artifactId>
        <version>${lagom.openapi.version}</version>
    </dependency>
    <dependency>
        <groupId>io.swagger.core.v3</groupId>
        <artifactId>swagger-annotations</artifactId>
        <version>2.0.7</version>
    </dependency>
</dependencies>

Sbt

val swaggerAnnotations = "io.swagger.core.v3" % "swagger-annotations" % "2.0.7"
val lagomOpenapiApi = "org.taymyr.lagom" %% "lagom-openapi-java-api" % lagomOpenapiVersion

lazy val `lagom-service-api` = (project in file("api"))
  .settings(
    libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
      ...
      swaggerAnnotations,
      lagomOpenapiApi
    )
  )

and next dependencies to the Implementation module of Lagom service:

Maven

<dependencies>
    <dependency>
        <groupId>org.taymyr.lagom</groupId>
        <artifactId>lagom-openapi-java-impl_${scala.binary.version}</artifactId>
        <version>${lagom.openapi.version}</version>
    </dependency>
</dependencies>

Sbt

val lagomOpenapiImpl = "org.taymyr.lagom" %% "lagom-openapi-java-impl" % lagomOpenapiVersion

lazy val `lagom-service-impl` = (project in file("impl"))
  .enablePlugins(LagomScala)
  .settings(
    libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
      ...
      lagomOpenapiImpl
    )
  )

1.2.2 Service Descriptor

Necessarily add OpenAPIDefinition annotation to Lagom service descriptor and extend (only for Lagom 1.4.X) descriptor by OpenAPIService interface:

@OpenAPIDefinition(
  info = @Info(
    version = "1.0.0",
    title = "My Service"
  ),
  ...
)
public interface MyService extends OpenAPIService {
  ...
}

Then you can use OpenAPI annotations for the methods of your service. For more information about annotations see the official wiki.

@Operation(...)
@Tag(...)
...
ServiceCall<_, _> method();

[Only for Lagom 1.4.X] In conclusion, you must add the route for OpenAPI specification. You can do that with helper function withOpenAPI (default route is /_<service_name>/openapi)

@Override
default Descriptor descriptor() {
  return withOpenAPI(
    named("service")
      ...
  );
}

or use a custom route

@Override
default Descriptor descriptor() {
  return named("service")
    .withCalls(
      ...
      pathCall("/custom/route", this::openapi)
    );
}

1.2.3 Service implementation [Lagom 1.4.X]

[Only for Lagom 1.4.X] Extend your service by the abstract AbstractOpenAPIService:

public class MyServiceImpl extends AbstractOpenAPIService implements MyService {
      ...
}

1.2.4 Additional router [Lagom 1.5.X+]

Add additional router for your service

@Override
protected void configure() {
    OpenAPIRouter openAPIRouter = new OpenAPIRouter(
        getProvider(RoutingDsl.class),
        getProvider(MyServiceImpl.class),
        getProvider(Config.class)
    );
    bindService(MyService.class, MyServiceImpl.class, additionalRouter(openAPIRouter));
}

1.2.5 Conclusion

Now you can run service and get OpenAPI specification by a sent HTTP request to the registered route. For example by default:

curl "http://localhost:9000/_<service_name>/openapi[?format=json|yaml]"

2.1 Static (Scala DSL)

2.1.1 Dependencies

[Only for Lagom 1.4.X] You need to add next dependencies to the API module of Lagom service:

val lagomOpenapiApi = "org.taymyr.lagom" %% "lagom-openapi-scala-api" % lagomOpenapiVersion

lazy val `lagom-service-api` = (project in file("api"))
  .settings(
    libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
      ...
      lagomOpenapiApi
    )
  )

and next dependencies to the Implementation module of Lagom service:

val lagomOpenapiImpl = "org.taymyr.lagom" %% "lagom-openapi-scala-impl" % lagomOpenapiVersion

lazy val `lagom-service-impl` = (project in file("impl"))
  .enablePlugins(LagomScala)
  .settings(
    libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
      ...
      lagomOpenapiImpl
    )
  )

2.1.2 Service Descriptor

[Only for Lagom 1.4.X] Extend Lagom service descriptor by OpenAPIService trait:

trait MyService extends OpenAPIService with Service {
  ...
}

Add OpenAPI/Swagger specification file to classpath (typically src/main/resources folder) of API module. By default, the file should be named <service_name>.[yml|yaml|json].

openapi: 3.0.0
info:
  title: My Service
  version: 1.0.0
paths:
  ...

Also, you can change filename using openapi.file configuration in application.conf.

openapi.file = foobar.yml

[Only for Lagom 1.4.X] In conclusion, you must add the route for OpenAPI specification. You can do that with helper function withOpenAPI (default route is /_<service_name>/openapi)

override def descriptor: Descriptor = withOpenAPI(
  named("service")
    ...
)

or use a custom route

override def descriptor: Descriptor = named("service")
    .withCalls(
      ...
      pathCall("/custom/route?format", openapi)
    )

2.1.3 Service implementation [Lagom 1.4.X]

[Only for Lagom 1.4.X] Extend your service by the OpenAPIServiceImpl trait:

class MyServiceImpl(override val config: Config)
    extends MyService
    with OpenAPIServiceImpl {
      ...
}

2.1.4 Additional router [Lagom 1.5.X+]

Add additional router for your service

override lazy val lagomServer = {
  val service = wire[PetsServiceImpl]
  serverFor[PetsService](service)
    .additionalRouter(wire[OpenAPIRouter].router(service))
}

2.1.5 Conclusion

Now you can run service and get OpenAPI specification by a sent HTTP request to the registered route. For example by default:

curl "http://localhost:9000/_<service_name>/openapi[?format=json|yaml]"

2.2 Static (Java DSL)

2.2.1 Dependencies

[Only for Lagom 1.4.X] You need to add next dependencies to the API module of Lagom service:

Maven

<dependencies>
    <dependency>
        <groupId>org.taymyr.lagom</groupId>
        <artifactId>lagom-openapi-java-api_${scala.binary.version}</artifactId>
        <version>${lagom.openapi.version}</version>
    </dependency>
</dependencies>

Sbt

val lagomOpenapiApi = "org.taymyr.lagom" %% "lagom-openapi-java-api" % lagomOpenapiVersion

lazy val `lagom-service-api` = (project in file("api"))
  .settings(
    libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
      ...
      lagomOpenapiApi
    )
  )

and next dependencies to the Implementation module of Lagom service:

Maven

<dependencies>
    <dependency>
        <groupId>org.taymyr.lagom</groupId>
        <artifactId>lagom-openapi-java-impl_${scala.binary.version}</artifactId>
        <version>${lagom.openapi.version}</version>
    </dependency>
</dependencies>

Sbt

val lagomOpenapiImpl = "org.taymyr.lagom" %% "lagom-openapi-java-impl" % lagomOpenapiVersion

lazy val `lagom-service-impl` = (project in file("impl"))
  .enablePlugins(LagomScala)
  .settings(
    libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
      ...
      lagomOpenapiImpl
    )
  )

2.2.2 Service Descriptor

[Only for Lagom 1.4.X] Extend Lagom service descriptor by OpenAPIService interface:

public interface MyService extends OpenAPIService {
  ...
}

Add OpenAPI/Swagger specification file to classpath (typically src/main/resources folder) of API module. By default, the file should be named <service_name>.[yml|yaml|json].

openapi: 3.0.0
info:
  title: My Service
  version: 1.0.0
paths:
  ...

Also, you can change filename using openapi.file configuration in application.conf.

openapi.file = foobar.yml

[Only for Lagom 1.4.X] In conclusion, you must add the route for OpenAPI specification. You can do that with helper function org.taymyr.lagom.javadsl.openapi.OpenAPIUtils#withOpenAPI (default route is /_<service_name>/openapi)

@Override
default Descriptor descriptor() {
  return withOpenAPI(
    named("service")
      ...
  );
}

or use a custom route

@Override
default Descriptor descriptor() {
  return named("service")
    .withCalls(
      ...
      pathCall("/custom/route?format", this::openapi)
    );
}

2.2.3 Service implementation [Lagom 1.4.X]

Extend your service by the abstract AbstractOpenAPIService:

public class MyServiceImpl extends AbstractOpenAPIService implements MyService {
      ...
}

2.2.4 Additional router [Lagom 1.5.X+]

Add additional router for your service

@Override
protected void configure() {
    OpenAPIRouter openAPIRouter = new OpenAPIRouter(
        getProvider(RoutingDsl.class),
        getProvider(MyServiceImpl.class),
        getProvider(Config.class)
    );
    bindService(MyService.class, MyServiceImpl.class, additionalRouter(openAPIRouter));
}

2.2.5 Conclusion

Now you can run service and get OpenAPI specification by a sent HTTP request to the registered route. For example by default:

curl "http://localhost:9000/_<service_name>/openapi[?format=json|yaml]"

Contributions

Contributions are very welcome.

License

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