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Konstantin Malyshev

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We are pleased to announce that we have released the JSight → OpenAPI converter feature both in JSight Online Editor release 6.0 and JSight CLI release 1.1.0. Now JSight can be seamlessly integrated with the OpenAPI technology stack.

OpenAPI converter in JSight Online Editor

JSight Online Editor now has an OpenAPI tab. When you describe your API with JSight, the OpenAPI code is instantly generated in the OpenAPI tab.

See the introductory video on using OpenAPI in JSight Online Editor:

OpenAPI converter in JSight CLI

You can also now convert JSight descriptions into OpenAPI files using JSight CLI. It is as simple as that:

jsight convert openapi yaml "my-api-spec.jst" > "my-api-spec.openapi"

· One min read
Konstantin Malyshev

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Today, we are releasing JSight CLI 1.1.0. It helps you to work with the JSight API language in a user console. The main feature of the current release is the ability to convert JSight API descriptions to OpenAPI definitions.

Syntax error messages have also been greatly improved: they are more detailed, accurate and include links to the documentation.

More details on the product: JSight CLI.

The official release page can be found here: JSight CLI 1.1.0 Release Notes.

· One min read
Konstantin Malyshev

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Today, we are releasing JSight CLI 1.0.0. It helps you to work with JSight API language in a user console. The current release has the following features:

  • Parsing of JSight API files.
  • Checking JSight API syntax (with detailed messages in case of errors).
  • Generating one-file HTML API doc (example).

More details about the product: JSight CLI.

The official release page may be found here: JSight CLI 1.0.0 Release Notes.