Create Laravel commands for your OpenAPI specs

Turn any OpenAPI spec into dedicated Laravel artisan commands. Each endpoint gets its own command with typed options for path parameters, query parameters, and request bodies. Combined with Laravel Zero, this is a great way to build standalone CLI tools for any API that has an OpenAPI spec.

use Spatie\OpenApiCli\Facades\OpenApiCli;

OpenApiCli::register('https://api.bookstore.io/openapi.yaml', 'bookstore')
    ->baseUrl('https://api.bookstore.io')
    ->bearer(env('BOOKSTORE_TOKEN'))
    ->banner('Bookstore API v2')
    ->cache(ttl: 600)
    ->followRedirects()
    ->yamlOutput()
    ->showHtmlBody()
    ->useOperationIds()
    ->onError(function (Response $response, Command $command) {
        return match ($response->status()) {
            429 => $command->warn('Rate limited. Retry after '.$response->header('Retry-After').'s.'),
            default => false,
        };
    });

For a spec with GET /books, POST /books, GET /books/{book_id}/reviews, and DELETE /books/{book_id}, you get these commands:

• bookstore:get-books
• bookstore:post-books
• bookstore:get-books-reviews
• bookstore:delete-books
• bookstore:list

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