support following product build version > 173
- IntelliJ IDEA
- IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition
using IDE plugin system
- Preferences(Settings) > Plugins > Browse repositories... > find"EasyYapi" > Install Plugin
Manual:
restart IDE.
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ExportYapi
There are two ways to export api.
1. Open existed Spring Controller File
You can use by this : "Right click in the file -> generate... " or use its shortcuts "Alt + Insert" , then
choose the action "ExportYapi"
2. Select files or directories from project navigation
You can use by this : "Click [Code -> ExportYapi] in top"
- ExportPostman
There are two ways to export api.
1. Open existed Spring Controller File
You can use by this : "Right click in the file -> generate... " or use its shortcuts "Alt + Insert" , then
choose the action "ExportPostman"
2. Select files or directories from project navigation
You can use by this : "Click [Code -> ExportPostman] in top"
- How to export to postman automatically?
Click [Preference -> Other Setting -> EasyApi]
set postman privatetoken
If you do not have a privateToken of postman,
you can easily generate one by heading over to the Postman Integrations Dashboard
[https://go.postman.co/integrations/services/pm_pro_api]
- Quick API requests from code
Open existed Spring Controller File
You can use by this : "Right click in the file -> generate... " or use its shortcuts "Alt + Insert" , then
choose the action "Call"
- ApiDashBoard
It is easily to export api in current project to postman by dragging
You can use by this : "Click [Code -> ApiDashBoard] in top"
- ExportMarkdown(Beta)
There are two ways to export api.
1. Open existed Spring Controller File
You can use by this : "Right click in the file -> generate... " or use its shortcuts "Alt + Insert" , then
choose the action "ExportMarkdown"
2. Select files or directories from project navigation
You can use by this : "Click [Code -> ExportMarkdown] in top"
- Support Spring
- Export api to Postman
- Export api to Word
- Export api to Markdown
- Call api from code
- Api DashBoard