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Schema To Openapi by majiayu000 — Agent Skill

Name: Schema To Openapi
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: majiayu000

Schema To Openapi

Convert Synnovator data schema to OpenAPI 3.0 specification. Use when: (1) Need to generate REST API spec from Synnovator's content types and relations (2) Preparing input for api-builder skill to scaffold backend code (3) Want standardized, RESTful API design from the Synnovator data model Triggers: "generate openapi", "create api spec", "convert schema to openapi", "prepare for api-builder", "generate REST API from synnovator"

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Schema to OpenAPI

Generate OpenAPI 3.0 specification from Synnovator's data schema.

Quick Start

uv run python .claude/skills/schema-to-openapi/scripts/generate_openapi.py

Output: .synnovator/openapi.yaml

Options

Flag	Default	Description
`--output`, `-o`	`.synnovator/openapi.yaml`	Output file path
`--title`	`Synnovator API`	API title
`--version`	`1.0.0`	API version
`--format`	`yaml`	Output format (`yaml` or `json`)

What Gets Generated

Content Type Endpoints (7 resources)

/events - Activity/competition management
/posts - User posts and submissions
/resources - File attachments
/rules - Event rules and scoring criteria
/users - User management
/groups - Teams and groups
/users/me - Current user profile

Nested Relation Endpoints

/events/{id}/rules - Event rules
/events/{id}/posts - Event submissions
/events/{id}/groups - Registered teams
/groups/{id}/members - Group membership
/posts/{id}/resources - Post attachments
/posts/{id}/related - Related posts

Interaction Endpoints (RESTful style)

POST/DELETE /posts/{id}/like - Like/unlike
GET/POST /posts/{id}/comments - Comments
GET/POST /posts/{id}/ratings - Ratings

Admin Batch Operations

DELETE /admin/posts - Batch delete
PATCH /admin/posts/status - Batch status update
PATCH /admin/users/role - Batch role update

Schema Normalization

Original (engine.py)	OpenAPI Spec
`_body` internal field	`content` field
`deleted_at` exposed	Hidden, use `?include_deleted=true`
Cache fields	Marked `readOnly: true`
Scattered enums	Centralized in `components/schemas`

Integration with api-builder

After generating the spec:

# Generate OpenAPI spec
uv run python .claude/skills/schema-to-openapi/scripts/generate_openapi.py

# Use api-builder to scaffold backend
/api-builder .synnovator/openapi.yaml

Authentication

The generated spec uses OAuth2 with three scopes:

read - Read access to resources
write - Write access to resources
admin - Admin batch operations

---name: schema-to-openapidescription: Convert Synnovator data schema to OpenAPI 3.0 specification. Use when: (1) Need to generate REST API spec from Synnovator's content types and relations (2) Preparing input for api-builder skill to scaffold backend code (3) Want standardized, RESTful API design from the Synnovator data model Triggers: "generate openapi", "create api spec", "convert schema to openapi", "prepare for api-builder", "generate REST API from synnovator"--- # Schema to OpenAPI Generate OpenAPI 3.0 specification from Synnovator's data schema. ## Quick Start ```bash uv run python .claude/skills/schema-to-openapi/scripts/generate_openapi.py ``` Output: `.synnovator/openapi.yaml` ## Options | Flag | Default | Description | |------|---------|-------------| | `--output`, `-o` | `.synnovator/openapi.yaml` | Output file path | | `--title` | `Synnovator API` | API title | | `--version` | `1.0.0` | API version | | `--format` | `yaml` | Output format (`yaml` or `json`) | ## What Gets Generated ### Content Type Endpoints (7 resources) - `/events` - Activity/competition management - `/posts` - User posts and submissions - `/resources` - File attachments - `/rules` - Event rules and scoring criteria - `/users` - User management - `/groups` - Teams and groups - `/users/me` - Current user profile ### Nested Relation Endpoints - `/events/{id}/rules` - Event rules - `/events/{id}/posts` - Event submissions - `/events/{id}/groups` - Registered teams - `/groups/{id}/members` - Group membership - `/posts/{id}/resources` - Post attachments - `/posts/{id}/related` - Related posts ### Interaction Endpoints (RESTful style) - `POST/DELETE /posts/{id}/like` - Like/unlike - `GET/POST /posts/{id}/comments` - Comments - `GET/POST /posts/{id}/ratings` - Ratings ### Admin Batch Operations - `DELETE /admin/posts` - Batch delete - `PATCH /admin/posts/status` - Batch status update - `PATCH /admin/users/role` - Batch role update ## Schema Normalization | Original (engine.py) | OpenAPI Spec | |---------------------|--------------| | `_body` internal field | `content` field | | `deleted_at` exposed | Hidden, use `?include_deleted=true` | | Cache fields | Marked `readOnly: true` | | Scattered enums | Centralized in `components/schemas` | ## Integration with api-builder After generating the spec: ```bash # Generate OpenAPI spec uv run python .claude/skills/schema-to-openapi/scripts/generate_openapi.py # Use api-builder to scaffold backend /api-builder .synnovator/openapi.yaml ``` ## Authentication The generated spec uses OAuth2 with three scopes: - `read` - Read access to resources - `write` - Write access to resources - `admin` - Admin batch operations

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