Swagger API Documentation with Swaggo in Golang

🚀 Dive into the world of efficient API documentation with my latest tutorial! In this video, I'll walk you through the process of using Swaggo, a powerful library for Go (Golang), to create comprehensive Swagger documentation for your APIs.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:30 Swaggo library
02:34 Fiber integration
05:28 GET endpoint documentation
08:36 POST endpoint documentation
🔍 What You'll Learn:
Understanding the basics of Swaggo and Swagger.
Step-by-step instructions on integrating Swaggo into your Go project.
Best practices for generating and customizing your Swagger documentation.
Tips and tricks to enhance your API documentation process.
📚 Resources and Links:
Github source code: github.com/MehmetFiratKomurcu...
Swaggo: github.com/swaggo/swag
Swagger UI demo: petstore.swagger.io/
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[@shivamgour9610]

Amazing video man, It's very helpful to me : )

[@mfkintech]

thanks :)

[@thinnyofficial5688]

wow good bro.

[@mfkintech]

thanks :)

[@igboanugwocollins4452]

Awesome video, can we auto generate without putting the swagger in each endpoint

[@mfkintech]

Hi, for Swaggo library, you need to specify for each endpoint. I think there was a library that can do that but it had a cons. I researched it but couldn't find the library :( If I can find it, I will reply to here again

[@VinothKumarBalasubramanian]

Is there any way to provide route path in @Router as a variable ?

[@mfkintech]

Hi, Swagger is a static ui actually, and I think setting the route with a variable make the api non-consistent, so I think you can't do that.
If you are talking for getting id or something like that, then yes, you can.
example:
// @Router /orders/{id} [get]
app.Get("/orders/:id", func(ctx *fiber.App)...
hope I understand it correctly, if not, we can discuss further.
thanks

[@verdisasmeka8114]

Is there a way to change the swagger icon?

[@mfkintech]

hi @verdisasmeka8114 I have looked at the documentation but couldn't find a way :/ sorry.