Adding OpenAPI definition to and Azure Function Project: AzUrlShortener (stream 201)
Summary
In a previous stream we discover that creating a connector for the Power Platform would be much eaasier if Open API was implemented in the API used. In this stream We will try to add an Open API definition to the AzUrlShortener. It’s supported (I think), but the template is not yet available. Let’s see how far we can go.
📺 - Twitch archive - stream no.201
Replay
Project
All the code for this project is available on GitHub: azurlshortener - https://github.com/FBoucher/azurlshortener
TodDos
- wrap-up demo of the previous stream
- Why OpenAPI
- Add OpenAPI def to AzUrlShortener
Game Results
- @fboucheros: 0
- @undefined_process: 0
- @therealsurlybot: 0
- @coppersbeard: 0
- @codebymistakes: 0
- @groversaurus: 0
- @fredda_the_cat: 0
- @mattmancodes: 0
- @burntpineapple52: 0
- @theclipographer: 11.53
- @jeffs_hat_stand: 47.28
- @lurkydev: 67.51
- @phrakberg: 67.59
- @theunoriginaljerk: 68.46
- @surlydev: 83.15
Notes/ References / Snippets
- AzFunction OpenAPI post: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/apps-on-azure-blog/general-availability-of-azure-functions-openapi-extension/ba-p/2931231
- nugetpackage: Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs.Extensions.OpenApi
- post–> https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/apps-on-azure-blog/general-availability-of-azure-functions-openapi-extension/ba-p/2931231