API Hub

API Hub is an all-in-one platform for the complete API development process. It lets you design APIs using a visual editor or code, test them automatically, create documentation, and share with users through branded portals.

The platform works with OpenAPI and AsyncAPI standards, supporting both traditional REST APIs and event-driven architectures. It includes tools for checking that your APIs follow your team's rules, generating mock servers for testing, and validating contracts between services.

Teams can work together with version control, commenting features, and role-based permissions. The platform connects with popular development tools like GitHub, CI/CD pipelines, and API management systems. Whether you need basic API design or complex enterprise workflows, API Hub provides the features you need.

Getting started with API Hub is simple. Here are the steps:

• Create an account at swagger.io and choose your plan based on your needs.

• Start designing your API using the editor. You can use the visual form-based editor if you prefer not to write code, or use the code editor for full control.

• Apply style guides and templates to ensure your API follows standards. The platform will check your design automatically and show any issues.

• Generate mock servers to test your API before building it. This lets you try out the API and get feedback early.

• Set up contract tests to validate that different parts of your system work together correctly.

• Create automated tests for your API endpoints and connect them to your deployment pipeline.

• Publish your API documentation to a branded portal where users can discover and learn about your API.

• Use team collaboration features like comments and version control to work with others efficiently.

• OpenAPI and AsyncAPI specification support

• AI-assisted API design and generation

• Visual form editor and code editor

• Automatic style validation and linting

• Mock server generation

• Contract testing with AI automation

• Sequential and parallel test execution

• Branded documentation portals

• Team collaboration with comments

• Version control integration

• Code generation for multiple languages

• CI/CD pipeline integration