The problem with this type of tools is that they only produce specs based on infos they can get.
The spec produced will be incomplete (missing paths, methods, response variants, statuses). For that you should use a framework like Fastify, NestJS, tsoa, FastAPI, which have built-in OpenAPI support.
Can be very valuable for reverse-engineering though :)
The spec produced will be incomplete (missing paths, methods, response variants, statuses). For that you should use a framework like Fastify, NestJS, tsoa, FastAPI, which have built-in OpenAPI support.
Can be very valuable for reverse-engineering though :)