OpenAPI & Swagger
APIs that document themselves.
What it is
OpenAPI is a standard, machine-readable way to describe what an API does – its endpoints, inputs, and outputs. Swagger is the popular set of tools built around it, including the interactive documentation with a “Try it out” button you may have used before.
Why we use it
An API is only as useful as it is understood. Describing it with OpenAPI gives you documentation that stays accurate because it comes from the code, a browsable console for testing, and the ability to generate client libraries automatically. It turns “here are our endpoints” into something a partner or your own team can actually work with.
How we use it
We generate OpenAPI documentation straight from our REST APIs, so the docs never drift from the implementation and integrating with them is straightforward.
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