Swagger / Spring MVC Integration

This project provides integration between Swagger and Spring MVC.

Spring beans annotated with @Controller are detected and parsed for documentation.

Getting started

The project is available from maven:

<dependency>
	<groupId>com.mangofactory</groupId>
	<artifactId>swagger-springmvc</artifactId>
	<version>0.2.2</version>
</dependency>

Supported annotations

Currently, a subset of Swagger annotations are supported. Support will improve over the coming releases.

All @Controller classes are parsed, and methods annotated with @RequestMapping are generated.

Additionally, @Api at the class level, and @ApiOperation at the method level are both supported.

Not supported

• JSON models are not documented Issue

Getting started

To wire up support, add the following into your ``*-servlet.xml` context:

<bean id="documentationController" class="com.mangofactory.swagger.springmvc.controller.DocumentationController"
    p:apiVersion="1.0"
	p:swaggerVersion="1.0"
    p:basePath="http://www.mydomain.com/swagger-springmvc-example/" />

The basePath property is external-facing url the maps to your SpringMVC dispatcher servlet.

This creates a controller at /apidoc from this uri, which serves swagger's raw documentation in JSON format. (eg., In the above example, http://www.mydomain.com/swagger-springmvc-example/apidoc)

Deviations from default Swagger API

Some deviations from the default Swagger API exist. Wherever possible, these are inteded to be implemented as-well-as the default Swagger implementation, rather than as a replacement.

The overarching goal is to support generation of the Swagger JSON, with minimal intrusion to the code itself.

Errors

Declaration of errors supports the standard Swagger @ApiErrors and @ApiError annotations. In addition, there are com.mangofactory.swagger implementations of these that reduce the amount of per-method code (notably, at the cost of some flexibility)

@ApiError is now supported at the exception class level, as shown here:

@ApiError(code=302,reason="Malformed request")
public class BadRequestException {}

This allows errors to be delcared as follows:

@ApiErrors({NotFoundException.class,BadRequestException.class})
public void someApiMethod() {};

or, simply using a throws declaration:

public void someApiMethod() throws NotFoundException, BadRequestException {};

Example project

An example of Swaggers PetStore in Spring MVC is available here