What is the difference between OpenAPI and Swagger?
OpenAPI and Swagger are two related terms that are often used interchangeably, but they refer to different things. Let's see the difference between them and how they're related.
We generate OpenAPI specifications that you can use with any tool that supports OpenAPI 3.0.
Laradoc has a deep understanding of Laravel projects, so you don't have to add any PHPDoc annotations.
Grant your collaborators access to your API documentation and let them be notified when new changes are made.
As your Laravel project grows, manually writing and maintaining your OpenAPI specs (OAS) becomes a nearly impossible task. That's where Laradoc comes in.
Because Laradoc runs and analyzes your Laravel tests, you can be sure that the HTTP response examples are always accurate and up-to-date.
OpenAPI specifications will still be written, without real-world examples of your API requests and response.
Laradoc analyzes your Laravel project to detect API endpoints, route and body parameters, and their rules.
Laradoc runs your test to deeply understand how your API works and what your endpoints return.
We gather all the information collected previously to generate OpenAPI specifications that you can download or open on Laradoc.
Our pricing is simple: one fixed plan that you can pay for either monthly or yearly. Billing is per project, regardless of how many people you give access to your API documentation.
Simple month-to-month pricing.
Simplify your bookkeeping.
OpenAPI and Swagger are two related terms that are often used interchangeably, but they refer to different things. Let's see the difference between them and how they're related.
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