Hi! Excelent explanation and good product, but I have some questions 1 . Can I integrate Stoplight Studio with Github or Azure DevOps? 2. Does Stoplight Studio allow me to create mocks based on my API definition? 3. Does Stoplight allow me to test my API based on the definition? 4. Does Stoplight allow me to store the API definitions and share them? 5. Does Stoplight allow me to define domains, teams, and organizations? thank you
Thank you for watching. The Spotlight teams have done much since I released this video. Is recommend checking the current documentation to answer your questions. I believe they also have ways to contact them if you still need answers. Good luck.
That's a great tutorial. Have one question. Can we host this Open API specification onto any developer portal of my own and it should look same as it is in the Stoplight studio. Or we can get any .md files and host that. Would be great if someone helps. Thank you so much
@@Beachcasts Thanks for the quick response. But if I host it with the help of Prism mock server then it is only showing the Raw json response. I want it to look like the same UI as stoplight is showing but it will be hosted on my portal not on Stoplight portal.
Check out this starting video from the series I created to build a REST API with Expressive: ruclips.net/video/2ESAi2vq-80/видео.html
Also, here is a link for the entire playlist of that series: ruclips.net/p/PL6_nF0awZMoMol4RPLf99WIZuoJ3l87oG
@@Beachcasts Thanks for the video. And I see you keep on apologizing, in fact, I can see in my wide monitor. It's absolutely readable. :)
God bless you Man!
You just solved one of my biggest headaches. Documenting API with YAML.
O! the horror!!!
You're welcome, glad it helped. Thanks for watching.
I used to create api specification in swagger editor, but i see that creating in Stoplight Studio is more comfortable and clearly
Thanks for watching. Enjoy. There has been more improvements to Stoplight Studio since this recording.
Good Turtorial. @Here if you want to change the font on the stoplight studio use Ctrl+Shift+= to Zoom In and Ctrl+- to Zoom Out. Hope this helps!
Thanks.
Thank you for your guide.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
Hi! Excelent explanation and good product, but I have some questions 1 . Can I integrate Stoplight Studio with Github or Azure DevOps? 2. Does Stoplight Studio allow me to create mocks based on my API definition? 3. Does Stoplight allow me to test my API based on the definition? 4. Does Stoplight allow me to store the API definitions and share them? 5. Does Stoplight allow me to define domains, teams, and organizations? thank you
Thank you for watching. The Spotlight teams have done much since I released this video. Is recommend checking the current documentation to answer your questions. I believe they also have ways to contact them if you still need answers. Good luck.
Awesome content! Thank you
Glad you liked it!
That's a great tutorial. Have one question. Can we host this Open API specification onto any developer portal of my own and it should look same as it is in the Stoplight studio. Or we can get any .md files and host that.
Would be great if someone helps. Thank you so much
That is the idea behind the OpenAPI spec. It should remain the same on any system. Stoplight studio, Postman, server, etc.
@@Beachcasts Thanks for the quick response. But if I host it with the help of Prism mock server then it is only showing the Raw json response. I want it to look like the same UI as stoplight is showing but it will be hosted on my portal not on Stoplight portal.
Hi, I have a question. I followed your tutorial but why am I getting this error?
( OpenAPI object should have non-empty 'tags' array. )
Thank You.
I would recommend you reach out to the folks at Stoplight. They always answer quickly.
Thx!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
I would like to create one API document but facing issue in publishing..can plz you help?
Could you show how the document look Like wen we publish the output .
Sorry Reena. Maybe reach out to the Stoplight team. They are very responsive.