jsightapi/online-editor-frontend

JSight Online Editor (Frontend)

online-editor-frontend's Issues

Extract generator from editor to separated product or integrate to server

For use in ci/cd, a separate program is needed, which will generate ready-made documentation from the text document(s) of the api description, which is convenient to view in the browser.

Demo site is not available

Update project for new nodejs

The current stable version of nodejs is already 20, it has been going into the project since the 14th. It is difficult to refine.

Local server goes into white screen

I've tried to run JSightAPI locally with both methods:

• Run the server via docker and build locally the frontend.
• Via docker-compose

both of the methods resulted in white screen (I can see the UI and then it turn all white)/

system:
Macbook Air with M2 chip. (requires to add platform: linux/amd64 to the docker-compose.yml and jsight-server-docker-compose.yml).
npm 9.6.4
node v20.1.0

browsers:
MS Edge Version 113.0.1774.42 (Official build) (arm64)
Safari Version 16.4 (18615.1.26.110.1)

Question: how to use for code generation?

Hey, guys! How can I use your tools to make code generator to generate json-rpc2 client and server in go?

Curl format request for request

For testing queries, it would be convenient to immediately be able to copy the query in curl format.

Export to OpenAPI

One of the huge advantages of OpenAPI scheme is the ability to use it with third-party instruments like Postman.
It would be supercool to have some kind of export inner format to OpenAPI v3

VS Code plugin for JSight API

It would be beneficial to incorporate the JSight tool in the IDE, so that the API design could be checked out from some repo.

More informative and usable documentation json-rpc

According to the json-rpc specification, the request must contain the fields "jsonrpc", "method", "params", "id". You can immediately display them in the documentation by passing the listed parameters to params.

The response also has required fields and structure.