RicoSuter/NSwag

NSwag is a .NET toolset for generating OpenAPI (Swagger) documentation and client code from API specifications or ASP.NET Core projects. It provides a comprehensive suite of code generators for C# and TypeScript, supporting various HTTP client libraries and frameworks. The system also includes a graphical user interface (NSwagStudio) and a command-line interface for managing configuration and executing generation tasks. Additionally, it offers middleware and attributes for integrating Swagger UI, ReDoc, and OpenAPI document generation into web applications.

This period focused on modernizing the NSwag codebase by introducing OpenAPI 3.0 model classes and attributes, while refactoring the NSwagStudio UI to support multiple documents and modular generator views. The team also overhauled the build infrastructure, added .NET Core console hosting, and expanded integration capabilities for ASP.NET Core, OWIN, and various UI tools.

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This period focused on a comprehensive architectural refactoring of the C# and TypeScript code generators, organizing models into dedicated namespaces and modularizing templates for better maintainability. The team also significantly expanded the NSwag CLI with new commands and granular settings, while adding extensive test coverage and improving middleware integration for Swagger UI and ReDoc.

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This period focused on refactoring the OpenAPI document generation pipeline into a modular, processor-based architecture, introducing new settings and context objects for improved configurability. Significant additions include YAML support for OpenAPI documents, a new CLI command for document-based generation, and extensive test coverage for ASP.NET Core and Web API scenarios.

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The project modernized its build infrastructure by migrating to NUKE and GitHub Actions, while simultaneously expanding support for the latest .NET versions (8, 9, and 10) through new sample applications and test suites. This period focused on updating the codebase to ensure compatibility with recent .NET runtimes and improving developer experience with comprehensive CLI parsing and automated CI/CD pipelines.

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