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The DAC Portal is a modular, policy-driven governance platform designed to support Data Access Committees (DACs) in overseeing the responsible re-use of sensitive data. Documentation available at: https://data-custodian.gitlab.io/dac-portal

Expose OpenAPI definition endpoints as MCP tools using the official Rust SDK for the Model Context Protocol (https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/rust-sdk)

GitLab CI/CD components for interacting with Microcks

Documentation site for Karaoke Mugen Server's API : https://api.karaokes.moe/server

Mirror of Hexagonal Architecture Template on GitHub

Java microservice template built with Spring Boot, following a clean layered architecture. It offers modular REST API with a clear separation of concerns, including unit and integration tests.

oaspy is a quick-and-dirty tool to generate an OpenApi 3.x specification from an insomnia V4 collections.

Services and tools for use with Ginfra. It has several end to end demos.

This has moved to https://gitlab.com/ginfra/ The Ginfra developer and operations platform for easy dev, test and deployment. now with kubernetes and AI.

API REST desarrollada con Laravel 10 que proporciona citas y frases de Chiquito de la Calzada. https://chiquitadas.es

Project where JSON schema definitions and Maven publications are stored.

A simple Motivational Quotes RESTFUL API using Quarkus, the Supersonic Subatomic Java Framework

Ruokin | Jakarta EE

A parsing/generation toolset that handles OpenAPI and AsyncAPI specification.

Swagger UI and RapiDoc for one or multiple OpenAPI/Swagger specification files

A simple Spring Cloud demo project (Eureka, Feign, Ribbon) and different APIs (REST, GraphQL, gRPC).

A simple web app using Go and Gin framework.

Small framework for easy generates web-applications (SPA or Single Page Application).

Oats takes an API description in a subset of OpenAPI format and generates schemas, types and endpoint methods or functions. It relies on io-ts library for runtime validation, sparing front-end developers from tedious debugging caused for example by a bug on a back-end or a mismatching API version.