Refitter is a CLI tool for generating a C# REST API Client using the Refit library from OpenAPI specifications.
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Refitter
Refitter is a CLI tool for generating a C# REST API Client using the Refit library. Refitter can generate the Refit interface from OpenAPI specifications
Installation:
The tool is packaged as a .NET Tool and is published to nuget.org. You can install the latest version of this tool like this:
dotnet tool install --global Refitter
Usage:
$ refitter --help
USAGE:
refitter [input file] [OPTIONS]
EXAMPLES:
refitter ./openapi.json --namespace "Your.Namespace.Of.Choice.GeneratedCode" --output ./Output.cs
ARGUMENTS:
[input file] Path to OpenAPI Specification file
OPTIONS:
DEFAULT
-h, --help Prints help information
-n, --namespace GeneratedCode Default namespace to use for generated types
-o, --output Output.cs Path to Output file
--no-auto-generated-header Don't add <auto-generated> header to output file
--interface-only Don't generate contract types
To generate code from an OpenAPI specifications file, run the following:
$ refitter [path to OpenAPI spec file] --namespace "[Your.Namespace.Of.Choice.GeneratedCode]"
This will generate a file called Output.cs which contains the Refit interface and contract classes generated using NSwag
Using the generated code
Here's an example generated output from the Swagger Petstore example
using Refit;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Collections.Generic;
namespace Your.Namespace.Of.Choice.GeneratedCode
{
public interface ISwaggerPetstore
{
/// <summary>
/// Update an existing pet by Id
/// </summary>
[Put("/pet")]
Task<Pet> UpdatePet([Body]Pet body);
/// <summary>
/// Add a new pet to the store
/// </summary>
[Post("/pet")]
Task<Pet> AddPet([Body]Pet body);
/// <summary>
/// Multiple status values can be provided with comma separated strings
/// </summary>
[Get("/pet/findByStatus")]
Task<ICollection<Pet>> FindPetsByStatus();
/// <summary>
/// Multiple tags can be provided with comma separated strings. Use tag1, tag2, tag3 for testing.
/// </summary>
[Get("/pet/findByTags")]
Task<ICollection<Pet>> FindPetsByTags();
/// <summary>
/// Returns a single pet
/// </summary>
[Get("/pet/{petId}")]
Task<Pet> GetPetById(long? petId);
[Post("/pet/{petId}")]
Task UpdatePetWithForm(long? petId);
[Delete("/pet/{petId}")]
Task DeletePet(long? petId);
[Post("/pet/{petId}/uploadImage")]
Task<ApiResponse> UploadFile(long? petId, [Body]StreamPart body);
/// <summary>
/// Returns a map of status codes to quantities
/// </summary>
[Get("/store/inventory")]
Task<IDictionary<string, int>> GetInventory();
/// <summary>
/// Place a new order in the store
/// </summary>
[Post("/store/order")]
Task<Order> PlaceOrder([Body]Order body);
/// <summary>
/// For valid response try integer IDs with value <= 5 or > 10. Other values will generated exceptions
/// </summary>
[Get("/store/order/{orderId}")]
Task<Order> GetOrderById(long? orderId);
/// <summary>
/// For valid response try integer IDs with value < 1000. Anything above 1000 or nonintegers will generate API errors
/// </summary>
[Delete("/store/order/{orderId}")]
Task DeleteOrder(long? orderId);
/// <summary>
/// This can only be done by the logged in user.
/// </summary>
[Post("/user")]
Task CreateUser([Body]User body);
/// <summary>
/// Creates list of users with given input array
/// </summary>
[Post("/user/createWithList")]
Task<User> CreateUsersWithListInput([Body]ICollection<User> body);
[Get("/user/login")]
Task<string> LoginUser();
[Get("/user/logout")]
Task LogoutUser();
[Get("/user/{username}")]
Task<User> GetUserByName(string username);
/// <summary>
/// This can only be done by the logged in user.
/// </summary>
[Put("/user/{username}")]
Task UpdateUser(string username, [Body]User body);
/// <summary>
/// This can only be done by the logged in user.
/// </summary>
[Delete("/user/{username}")]
Task DeleteUser(string username);
}
}