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api-documentation

github.com/wojonsDevelopment337 installsUpdated 30w ago
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About api-documentation

api-documentation is a skill for generating documentation across API protocols, aimed at API developers and documentation maintainers. It extracts material from code annotations and API definitions, with support for interactive examples, version management, and consistency checks.

Key features

  1. 01Supports REST/HTTP, gRPC, GraphQL, and RPC
  2. 02Generate docs from code annotations and API definitions
  3. 03Create testable interactive examples
  4. 04Manage API versions and migration guides
  5. 05Check consistency between implementation and docs
  6. 06Output HTML, Markdown, PDF, and interactive consoles

Use cases

  1. 01Document APIs for internal or external consumers
  2. 02Generate docs from OpenAPI, Protobuf, or GraphQL definitions
  3. 03Prepare interactive API docs for a developer portal
  4. 04Maintain versioned API docs and check consistency

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/wojons/skills --skill api-documentation

After installing, type/api-documentationin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Bundled files

References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.

README.md
references/
README.md
scripts/
analyze-api-docs.sh

Details

From the project README

API Documentation

Generate comprehensive, interactive API documentation for multiple API protocols including REST/HTTP, gRPC, GraphQL, and RPC. This skill helps create documentation that is accurate, up-to-date, and useful for both developers and consumers.

When to use me

Use this skill when:

  • You need to document APIs for internal or external consumers
  • You have multiple API protocols (REST, gRPC, GraphQL, RPC) that need consistent documentation
  • You want to generate documentation from code or API definitions automatically
  • You need interactive documentation with testing capabilities
  • You're preparing API documentation for public release or developer portals
  • You need to maintain documentation consistency across multiple API versions
  • You want to improve API discoverability and usability

What I do

  • Multi-protocol support: Generate documentation for REST/HTTP, gRPC, GraphQL, and RPC APIs
  • Code-first documentation: Extract documentation from code annotations, OpenAPI/Swagger, Protobuf, GraphQL schemas
  • Interactive examples: Create executable API examples with testing capabilities
  • Version management: Handle multiple API versions with migration guides
  • Consistency checking: Ensure consistency between API implementation and documentation
  • Documentation generation: Generate HTML, Markdown, PDF, and interactive API consoles
  • Authentication documentation: Document authentication methods (OAuth, API keys, JWT)
  • Error handling documentation: Document error codes, messages, and troubleshooting
  • Rate limiting documentation: Document rate limits, quotas, and usage policies

Examples

# Generate OpenAPI documentation from code
./scripts/analyze-api-docs.sh --source src/ --format openapi

# Generate gRPC documentation from Protobuf files
./scripts/analyze-api-docs.sh --source proto/ --format grpc

# Generate GraphQL schema documentation
./scripts/analyze-api-docs.sh --source schema.graphql --format graphql

# Generate comprehensive API portal
./scripts/analyze-api-docs.sh --portal --output docs/api-portal

# Check documentation consistency
./scripts/analyze-api-docs.sh --consistency-check --api implementations/

Output format

API Documentation Analysis
─────────────────────────────────────
API Protocol: REST/HTTP
Source Files: 42
Endpoints Documented: 127/142 (89%)

DOCUMENTATION QUALITY METRICS:
───────────────────────────────
✅ Complete: Authentication documented (OAuth 2.0, API keys)
✅ Complete: Error responses documented (25 error codes)
✅ Complete: Request/response examples provided
⚠️ Needs Improvement: Rate limiting documentation missing
⚠️ Needs Improvement: 15 endpoints missing parameter descriptions
❌ Missing: Version migration guide for v1 → v2

API DISCOVERABILITY:
────────────────────
• Endpoints grouped by resource (Users, Products, Orders)
• Search functionality available
• Interactive testing console enabled
• SDK generation for 5 languages (JavaScript, Python, Go, Java, C#)

MULTI-PROTOCOL ANALYSIS:
────────────────────────
REST/HTTP APIs: 142 endpoints
  • OpenAPI specification: Complete
  • Interactive docs: Available via Swagger UI
  • Testing examples: 85%

gRPC APIs: 28 services
  • Protobuf documentation: Complete
  • gRPC reflection: Enabled
  • Client libraries: Generated for 3 languages

GraphQL APIs: 1 schema
  • GraphQL schema: Documented
  • GraphiQL interface: Available
  • Queries/Mutations: 47 operations documented

RPC APIs: 12 methods
  • JSON-RPC documentation: Partial
  • WebSocket support: Documented
  • Binary protocols: Not documented

CONSISTENCY ISSUES (3):
────────────────────────
1. Endpoint /api/v1/users/{id}/profile missing from OpenAPI spec
2. gRPC service "PaymentService" missing authentication documentation
3. GraphQL field "Product.inventory" description inconsistent with REST API

RECOMMENDATIONS:
────────────────
1. HIGH PRIORITY: Document rate limiting policies for all endpoints
2. HIGH PRIORITY: Add version migration guide for upcoming v2 release
3. MEDIUM PRIORITY: Complete JSON-RPC documentation for remaining 5 methods
4. MEDIUM PRIORITY: Generate SDKs for additional languages (Ruby, PHP, Swift)
5. LOW PRIORITY: Add deprecation notices for endpoints scheduled for removal

GENERATED ARTIFACTS:
────────────────────
• OpenAPI 3.0 specification: openapi.yaml
• Interactive API console: docs/api-console/index.html
• Client SDKs: sdk/javascript/, sdk/python/, sdk/go/
• API reference PDF: docs/api-reference.pdf
• Postman collection: docs/postman-collection.json
• cURL examples: docs/curl-examples.md

Notes

  • Documentation should be generated as close to the code as possible
  • Interactive documentation increases API adoption and reduces support requests
  • Consistency between API implementation and documentation is critical
  • Consider documentation as part of the API development lifecycle
  • Different API protocols may require different documentation approaches
  • Version management helps consumers migrate between API versions
  • Authentication and error handling are the most commonly referenced sections
  • Regular documentation reviews help maintain accuracy and completeness

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