fury-cli

Fury CLI

Command line interface for the fury API Description SDK. Fury allows you to parse API Descriptions into API Elements or other API Description formats.

Install

$ npm install -g fury-cli

Usage

$ fury --help

  Usage: fury [options] <input> [output]

  Command line tool the Fury.JS

  Options:

    -h, --help             output usage information
    -V, --version          output the version number
    -f, --format [format]  output format
    -l, --validate         validate input only
    -s, --sourcemap        Export sourcemaps into API Elements parse result
    --shell                Launch an interactive shell to interact with parse result
    --adapter [adapter]    Load a fury adapter

Input Formats

Fury will accept API Description documents as the first argument, this can either be a - to accept stdin or a file path. The document can be any of the following formats:

• API Blueprint
• OpenAPI 2 (Swagger)
• OpenAPI 3
• Legacy Apiary Blueprint

Fury will detect the API format you have used from the input document.

Output Formats

The format argument allows you to provide the format to output the API Description. This can either be an API Elements parse result, or another API Description format.

• API Elements (JSON) application/vnd.refract.parse-result+json (default)
• API Elements (YAML) application/vnd.refract.parse-result+yaml
• API Blueprint text/vnd.apiblueprint

Converting OpenAPI to API Blueprint

As an example, you can use Fury to convert both OpenAPI 2 or OpenAPI 3 API Description Documents into API Blueprint.

$ fury --format text/vnd.apiblueprint openapi.json apiary.apib

Converting OpenAPI 3 to API Blueprint

As an example, you can use Fury to convert a Swagger API Description into API Blueprint.

$ fury --format text/vnd.apiblueprint swagger.json apiary.apib

Converting a legacy Apiary Blueprint to API Blueprint

Fury allows you to convert a legacy Apiary Blueprint to the API Blueprint format.

$ fury --format text/vnd.apiblueprint legacy.txt blueprint.apib