Swagger Viewer
Chrome Extension for Swagger-UI
Overview
The Swagger Viewer Chrome Extension serves as an invaluable tool for developers who work with Swagger specifications. This extension simplifies the process of visualizing Swagger YAML or JSON files by rendering them with Swagger-UI directly in your browser. Whether you are using GitHub or other platforms, this tool allows for quick and efficient documentation viewing, making it easier than ever to understand APIs.
Although support for the repository has been discontinued, the community is still encouraged to fork the project and continue its development. This highlights the essential role Swagger Viewer has played in streamlining API documentation.
Features
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Offline Functionality: Works completely offline, allowing developers to view their Swagger files without needing an internet connection.
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GitHub Integration: Directly renders Swagger files located on GitHub, seamlessly converting them into a user-friendly preview.
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Easy Conversion: Quick and straightforward conversion of Swagger YAML/JSON into rendered HTML for easy readability.
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Expandable Sections: Provides the ability to expand or collapse sections in the documentation, making it easier to navigate large files.
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Support for Multiple Versions: Compatible with OpenAPI versions 2.0 and 3.0, ensuring versatility for different API specifications.
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Multiple File Formats Supported: Accepts various file extensions, including YAML, YML, and JSON, giving flexibility to users based on their preferences.
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User-Friendly Interface: Designed with simplicity in mind, making it easy for developers of all skill levels to utilize effectively.
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