OpenAPI or swagger.json auto discovery
See original GitHub issueIs there any spec or convention on URL where one should place swagger.json
(or whatever name it is agreed) so that public API of my site can be automatically discovered?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/41660658/openapi-or-swagger-json-auto-discovery
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@fehguy it is still doesn’t specify how to discover exact location of that file. It doesn’t mention if it should be located at server root or somewhere else.
I remember seeing some specification that used HTTP header to point to API location URL, but I can’t find it anymore. It was from w3c and guys from Google, but I am not sure.