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Craig Golightly

Swagger allows you to generate documentation from code. It also provides a web app to display documentation with a built-in REST client to test endpoints. This course shows you how to use Swagger and Springfox in your Spring Data REST API project.

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Swagger allows you to generate documentation from code. It also provides a web app to display documentation with a built-in REST client to test endpoints. This course shows you how to use Swagger and Springfox in your Spring Data REST API project.

Documenting your API can sometimes feel like a losing battle between keeping it up to date with changes, figuring out what format to use, and how to host it. In this course, Spring Framework: Documenting Spring Data REST APIs with Swagger and Springfox, you will gain foundational knowledge of Documenting your APIs automatically. First, you will learn about Swagger and the tools it provides. Next, you will discover how to integrate Swagger and Springfox into your Spring Data REST project. Finally, you will explore how to customize your documentation and handle versioning. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of Swagger and Springfox needed to automatically generate and host documentation for your Spring Data REST API.

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Syllabus

Course Overview
Understanding Swagger
Using Swagger in Your Project
Customizing Swagger for Your API
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Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Teaches learners about Swagger, a tool commonly used in the software industry for API documentation
Designed for individuals with existing knowledge of Spring Data REST APIs
May be useful for software developers and engineers seeking to improve their API documentation skills
Does not delve into advanced concepts of Swagger or Springfox that may be relevant for experienced users
Incorporates interactive materials and labs, providing hands-on experience
Led by Craig Golightly, a recognized instructor in the field of API documentation

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Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Spring Framework: Documenting Spring Data Rest APIs with Swagger and Springfox with these activities:
Review OpenAPI documentation and Swagger Editor
Explore OpenAPI documentation and Swagger Editor to gain a solid understanding of how to document APIs.
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  • Read through the OpenAPI documentation.
  • Experiment with Swagger Editor to create sample API documentation.
Review Swagger Documentation
Review the basics of Swagger documentation to prepare for this course.
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  • Read Swagger documentation
  • Create a test API endpoint to practice generating documentation
Write Swagger annotations for a simple API
Reinforce your understanding of Swagger by annotating a simple API with Swagger annotations.
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  • Create a sample API with simple endpoints.
  • Annotate the API methods with Swagger annotations.
  • Test the API documentation using Swagger UI.
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Explore Springfox Annotations for Swagger Documentation
Review tutorials on using Springfox annotations to enhance Swagger documentation.
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  • Read documentation on Springfox annotations
  • Practice using the annotations in your own code
  • Generate and test the improved documentation
Follow Swagger Tutorials for Spring Data REST API
Follow online tutorials to reinforce your understanding of Swagger integration with Spring Data REST API.
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  • Identify suitable tutorials
  • Complete the tutorials
  • Test the documentation generated
Discuss Swagger Use Cases and Best Practices
Engage in discussions with peers to share and learn different use cases and best practices of Swagger.
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  • Join or create a discussion group
  • Participate in discussions
  • Share your own experiences
Create a Sample Spring Data REST API with Swagger Documentation
Build a small Spring Data REST API project and integrate Swagger for documentation.
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  • Set up a Spring Data REST project
  • Create REST endpoints
  • Integrate Swagger and test documentation
Integrate Swagger and Springfox into a Spring Data REST project
Solidify your understanding of Swagger and Springfox by integrating them into a Spring Data REST project.
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  • Create a Spring Data REST project.
  • Add Swagger and Springfox dependencies.
  • Configure Swagger and Springfox.
  • Test the Swagger documentation.
Practice Generating Swagger Documentation for Different Endpoints
Practice generating Swagger documentation for various types of endpoints to improve your proficiency.
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  • Create endpoints with different HTTP methods
  • Add request and response examples
  • Test the documentation
Create a Swagger Documentation Guide
Create a guide that summarizes the use of Swagger for API documentation.
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  • Gather resources on Swagger documentation
  • Write a draft of the guide
  • Review and edit the guide
Build a Swagger documentation website for a real-world API
Apply your Swagger skills to a real-world scenario by creating a comprehensive documentation website for an existing API.
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  • Choose an existing API to document.
  • Use Swagger tools to generate the documentation.
  • Create a website to host the documentation.
  • Publish the website and share the documentation.

Career center

Learners who complete Spring Framework: Documenting Spring Data Rest APIs with Swagger and Springfox will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
API Developer
An API Developer designs, builds, and tests APIs. More specifically, an API Developer interacts with front-end teams and business stakeholders to establish a vision for a new API or new functionality in an existing API. In today's hyper-connected, app-driven world, job titles like API Developer are in high demand. This course can give you the skills to join this growing sector. Here, you will learn how to leverage Swagger and Springfox to improve the performance of your Spring Data REST API. This course will build the foundation you need to start your journey to becoming an API Developer.
Technical Writer
A Technical Writer specializes in writing technical documentation. Technical Writers create user guides, white papers, and other documents to explain software and technology to users. Unlike fiction writers, who must invent their stories and characters, Technical Writers must accurately describe the complexities of a product or process. This course may help you on your way to becoming a Technical Writer. Technical Writers need to be able to convert the complex into clear instruction and information. This course provides a detailed look into documenting API with Swagger and Springfox. This will enhance your ability to communicate complex information clearly.
Developer Advocate
A Developer Advocate is a technical expert who serves as a liaison between a company and its developer community. Developer Advocates analyze market and community trends to translate customer needs into product requirements. This course may help cultivate the skills you need for this role. One of the key functions of a Developer Advocate is working with customers to improve products and services. They help customers achieve better results. This course teaches how to document API with Swagger and Springfox. This will give you a competitive edge as a Developer Advocate.
Software Engineer
A Software Engineer designs, develops, and tests software. Software Engineers also maintain, update, and fix software that has already been created. This course may prove useful for this career. Software Engineers need to stay updated on the latest technologies and trends. Here, you will gain foundational knowledge of Documenting your APIs automatically. This can help you gain an edge and potentially remain more valuable and competitive as a Software Engineer.
Front-End Developer
A Front-End Developer works to design and build user interfaces for websites and mobile applications. This course may help expand your skillset and prepare you for this role. Front-End Developers work closely with API Developers. They need to thoroughly understand API documentation. Swagger and Springfox are widely used to document APIs. This course will get you up to speed and improve your API documentation skills.
Back-End Developer
A Back-End Developer designs, develops, and tests the server-side of websites and applications. Back-End Developers are often responsible for managing and organizing databases and servers. This course may provide a foundation for this role. Back-End Developers need to work closely with API Developers and often need to understand API documentation. This course teaches how to document APIs with Swagger and Springfox. This can help you be more effective when collaborating with API Developers.
Web Developer
A Web Developer builds and maintains websites. Web Developers need to stay up to date on the latest web technologies. This course can help provide a foundation for your future in this field. This course teaches how to document APIs with Swagger and Springfox. This course can help you remain competitive in your career as a Web Developer.
Data Scientist
A Data Scientist analyzes data to extract meaningful insights. Data Scientists use their findings to help businesses make better decisions. This course may provide a useful foundation for this role. Data Scientists often need to work with APIs. This course will improve your ability to use and interact with APIs. Swagger and Springfox are widely used in the industry for API documentation.
Computer Programmer
A Computer Programmer writes and tests code. Computer Programmers often work within a team to complete assigned tasks.
Software Quality Assurance
A Software Quality Assurance specialist tests software to ensure it meets specific requirements. Software Quality Assurance specialists often need to work with API Developers and understand API documentation. This course can help you improve your API documentation skills. This can make you more productive as a Software Quality Assurance specialist.
Information Technology Specialist
An Information Technology Specialist provides technical support to an organization's computer systems. This often includes both hardware and software.
Information Security Analyst
An Information Security Analyst protects an organization's computer systems and networks from cyber threats.
Database Administrator
A Database Administrator designs, implements, and maintains databases.
Cloud Architect
A Cloud Architect designs and implements cloud computing solutions.
Software Architect
A Software Architect designs and develops software applications.

Reading list

We've selected eight books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Spring Framework: Documenting Spring Data Rest APIs with Swagger and Springfox.
Provides a comprehensive guide to Spring Data JPA, Spring's framework for data access. It covers data access concepts, JPA annotations, and how to use Spring Data JPA repositories.
Provides a collection of recipes for common Spring Boot development tasks. It covers topics such as RESTful web services, data access, security, and deployment.
Focuses on Spring Data REST, Spring's framework for building RESTful APIs on top of Spring Data JPA.
Practical guide to Spring Framework, covering topics such as dependency injection, web development, and data access. It good resource for beginners who want to learn about Spring Framework.
Provides a comprehensive guide to Hibernate, a popular ORM framework for Java. It covers topics such as entity mapping, query language, and caching.
Provides a collection of recipes for common REST API development tasks. It covers topics such as versioning, authentication, and error handling.
Provides a comprehensive overview of Java web services, covering topics such as SOAP, WSDL, and REST. It good resource for developers who want to learn about the fundamentals of Java web services.
Provides a practical guide to building RESTful web services. It covers topics such as designing RESTful APIs, implementing RESTful services, and testing RESTful services.

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