Welcome to Spectator

[hotmeteor]

👋 Welcome!

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[jarrodparkes]

👋 Hey everyone, I'm Jarrod.

Adam (@hotmeteor) and I worked together at Spur, and we collaborated a bit on the idea of "spec driven development". I've continued working on this idea in my new employment at Aryeo, and we are trying to take it even further — using specs to model a versioned API. So far, so good.

This package is a big part of our development cycle because it holds everyone accountable to a single source of truth — the spec. Looking forward to seeing this community grow!

Best,
Jarrod

[beblife]

Hello, I'm Laurens.

I discovered this package a while a go when searching for good OpenAPI tooling. Working with API's daily at my current employment I decided to take it for a spin and I was not disappointed! Generally like the core idea this package is trying to achieve.

I'm mainly here to give back to the community by contributing as much as I can. I feel like there needs to be proper tooling available for everyone to enjoy working with OpenAPI using Laravel (and in general). ✌️

[paulosanda]

Hi!
I'm having this issue
#content: "{"exception":"Spectator\\Exceptions\\MissingSpecException","message":"Cannot resolve schema with missing or invalid spec."}" #version: "1.1" #statusCode: 500 #statusText: "Internal Server Error" #charset: null +original: array:2 [ "exception" => "Spectator\Exceptions\MissingSpecException" "message" => "Cannot resolve schema with missing or invalid spec."
In my test file i'm using:
`public function setUp(): void
{
parent::setUp();

    Spectator::using(api-docs.json);
}`