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README.md

OpenAPI Petstore

This spec is mainly for testing Petstore server and contains fake endpoints, models. Please do not use this for any other purpose. Special characters: " \

Overview

This project was generated using the Helidon OpenAPI Generator.

The generated classes use the programming model from the Helidon WebClient implementation, primarily the WebClient interface and its WebClient.Builder class. Refer to the Helidon WebClient documentation for complete information about them.

Using the Generated Classes and Interfaces

The generated ApiClient class wraps a WebClient instance. Similarly, the ApiClient.Builder class wraps the WebClient.Builder class.

The generated xxxApi interfaces and xxxApiImpl classes make it very simple for your code to send requests (with input parameters) to the remote service which the OpenAPI document describes and to process the response (with output values) from the remote service.

To use the generated API, your code performs the following steps.

Create an instance of the ApiClient using its Builder.
Create an instance of a xxxApi it wants to access, typically by invoking xxxApiImpl.create(ApiClient) and passing the ApiClient instance just created.
Invoke any of the public methods on the xxxApi instance, passing the input parameters and saving the returned Single<WebClientResponse> object.
Invoke methods on the returned Single<WebClientResponse> to process the response and any output from it.

Browse the methods and JavaDoc on the generated classes for more information.