Swagger UI display generated client [closed]





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There is swagger and there is nswag.



NSwag does some client generation.



Is it possible to generate client and display it as a link on Swagger UI for the consumers to download and use it?






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  • You can simply add a download link to the info.description section of your API definition. Or do you mean something else?

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There is swagger and there is nswag.



NSwag does some client generation.



Is it possible to generate client and display it as a link on Swagger UI for the consumers to download and use it?






c# rest swagger nswag







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closed as too broad by Selvin, Cindy Meister, Gert Arnold, Matthew L Daniel, C-Pound Guru Nov 23 '18 at 4:13


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  • You can simply add a download link to the info.description section of your API definition. Or do you mean something else?

    – Helen
    Nov 22 '18 at 22:08














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There is swagger and there is nswag.



NSwag does some client generation.



Is it possible to generate client and display it as a link on Swagger UI for the consumers to download and use it?






c# rest swagger nswag







share|improve this question














There is swagger and there is nswag.



NSwag does some client generation.



Is it possible to generate client and display it as a link on Swagger UI for the consumers to download and use it?






c# rest swagger nswag




c# rest swagger nswag






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closed as too broad by Selvin, Cindy Meister, Gert Arnold, Matthew L Daniel, C-Pound Guru Nov 23 '18 at 4:13


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closed as too broad by Selvin, Cindy Meister, Gert Arnold, Matthew L Daniel, C-Pound Guru Nov 23 '18 at 4:13


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  • You can simply add a download link to the info.description section of your API definition. Or do you mean something else?

    – Helen
    Nov 22 '18 at 22:08



















  • You can simply add a download link to the info.description section of your API definition. Or do you mean something else?

    – Helen
    Nov 22 '18 at 22:08

















You can simply add a download link to the info.description section of your API definition. Or do you mean something else?

– Helen
Nov 22 '18 at 22:08





You can simply add a download link to the info.description section of your API definition. Or do you mean something else?

– Helen
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Almost certainly not out the box. But then... you don't necessarily know what technology your client will choose. NSwag will generate a number of different types of clients in just a few minutes with little more effort than pointing it at the JSON Swagger definition (which Swagger/Swashbuckle automatically produces for your API), and is free to download; why not just let them do it?



You could speculatively generate a C# client for them and host it on your API server and serve it as say a zip file, but I don't really see the point, plus you'd have to make various customisation decisions for them, that they might prefer to make for themselves (namespace, HttpClient injection, partial class usage, etc).






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    Almost certainly not out the box. But then... you don't necessarily know what technology your client will choose. NSwag will generate a number of different types of clients in just a few minutes with little more effort than pointing it at the JSON Swagger definition (which Swagger/Swashbuckle automatically produces for your API), and is free to download; why not just let them do it?



    You could speculatively generate a C# client for them and host it on your API server and serve it as say a zip file, but I don't really see the point, plus you'd have to make various customisation decisions for them, that they might prefer to make for themselves (namespace, HttpClient injection, partial class usage, etc).






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      Almost certainly not out the box. But then... you don't necessarily know what technology your client will choose. NSwag will generate a number of different types of clients in just a few minutes with little more effort than pointing it at the JSON Swagger definition (which Swagger/Swashbuckle automatically produces for your API), and is free to download; why not just let them do it?



      You could speculatively generate a C# client for them and host it on your API server and serve it as say a zip file, but I don't really see the point, plus you'd have to make various customisation decisions for them, that they might prefer to make for themselves (namespace, HttpClient injection, partial class usage, etc).






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        Almost certainly not out the box. But then... you don't necessarily know what technology your client will choose. NSwag will generate a number of different types of clients in just a few minutes with little more effort than pointing it at the JSON Swagger definition (which Swagger/Swashbuckle automatically produces for your API), and is free to download; why not just let them do it?



        You could speculatively generate a C# client for them and host it on your API server and serve it as say a zip file, but I don't really see the point, plus you'd have to make various customisation decisions for them, that they might prefer to make for themselves (namespace, HttpClient injection, partial class usage, etc).






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        Almost certainly not out the box. But then... you don't necessarily know what technology your client will choose. NSwag will generate a number of different types of clients in just a few minutes with little more effort than pointing it at the JSON Swagger definition (which Swagger/Swashbuckle automatically produces for your API), and is free to download; why not just let them do it?



        You could speculatively generate a C# client for them and host it on your API server and serve it as say a zip file, but I don't really see the point, plus you'd have to make various customisation decisions for them, that they might prefer to make for themselves (namespace, HttpClient injection, partial class usage, etc).







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