OpenAPI Quick Reference

Quick commands and workflows for working with the OpenAPI specification.

🚀 Quick Start

# Validate spec
deno task openapi:validate

# Generate docs
deno task openapi:docs

# Run contract tests
deno task test:contract

# View generated docs
open docs/api/index.html

📋 Common Tasks

Before Committing

# Validate OpenAPI spec
deno task openapi:validate

# Run all tests
deno task test

# Run contract tests
deno task test:contract

Before Deploying

# Full validation pipeline
deno task openapi:validate && \
deno task openapi:docs && \
deno task test:contract

# Deploy
deno task wrangler:deploy

Testing Specific Endpoints

# Test sync compilation
deno test --filter "Contract: POST /compile" worker/openapi-contract.test.ts --allow-read --allow-write --allow-net --allow-env

# Test async queue
deno test --filter "Contract: POST /compile/async" worker/openapi-contract.test.ts --allow-read --allow-write --allow-net --allow-env

# Test streaming
deno test --filter "Contract: POST /compile/stream" worker/openapi-contract.test.ts --allow-read --allow-write --allow-net --allow-env

🔄 Async Queue Operations

Key Concepts

Cloudflare Queues are used for:

Long-running compilations (>5 seconds)
Batch operations
Background processing
Rate limit avoidance

Queue Workflow

1. POST /compile/async → Returns 202 + requestId
2. Job processes in background
3. GET /queue/results/{requestId} → Returns results
4. GET /queue/stats → Monitor queue health

Testing Queues

# Test queue functionality
deno test --filter "Queue" worker/openapi-contract.test.ts --allow-read --allow-write --allow-net --allow-env

# Note: Local tests may return 500 (queue not configured)
# This is expected - queues work in production

Queue Configuration

In wrangler.toml:

[[queues.producers]]
queue = "bloqr-backend-worker-queue"
binding = "BLOQR_BACKEND_QUEUE"

[[queues.producers]]
queue = "bloqr-backend-worker-queue-high-priority"
binding = "BLOQR_BACKEND_QUEUE_HIGH_PRIORITY"

[[queues.consumers]]
queue = "bloqr-backend-worker-queue"
max_batch_size = 10
max_batch_timeout = 30

📊 Response Codes

Success Codes

200 - OK (sync operations)
202 - Accepted (async operations queued)

Client Error Codes

400 - Bad Request (invalid input, batch limit exceeded)
404 - Not Found (queue result not found)
429 - Rate Limited

Server Error Codes

500 - Internal Error (validation failed, queue unavailable)

📝 Schema Validation

Request Validation

All requests are validated against OpenAPI schemas:

{
  "configuration": {
    "name": "Required string",
    "sources": [
      {
        "source": "Required string"
      }
    ]
  }
}

Response Validation

Contract tests verify:

✅ Status codes match spec
✅ Content-Type headers correct
✅ Required fields present
✅ Data types match
✅ Custom headers (X-Cache, X-Request-Deduplication)

🧪 Postman Testing

# Regenerate collection from OpenAPI spec
deno task postman:collection

# Run all Postman tests
newman run docs/postman/postman-collection.json -e docs/postman/postman-environment.json

# Run specific folder
newman run docs/postman/postman-collection.json -e docs/postman/postman-environment.json --folder "Compilation"

# With detailed reporting
newman run docs/postman/postman-collection.json -e docs/postman/postman-environment.json --reporters cli,json,html

📈 Monitoring

Queue Metrics

# Get queue statistics
curl http://localhost:8787/queue/stats

# Response:
{
  "pending": 0,
  "completed": 42,
  "failed": 1,
  "cancelled": 0,
  "totalProcessingTime": 12500,
  "averageProcessingTime": 297,
  "processingRate": 8.4,
  "queueLag": 150
}

Performance Metrics

# Get API metrics
curl http://localhost:8787/metrics

# Response shows:
# - Request counts per endpoint
# - Success/failure rates
# - Average durations
# - Error types

🐛 Troubleshooting

Validation Errors

❌ Missing "operationId" for POST /compile

→ Add operationId to endpoint in docs/api/openapi.yaml

Contract Test Failures

❌ Expected status 200, got 500

→ Check server logs, verify request matches schema

Queue Always Returns 500

❌ Queue bindings are not available

→ Expected locally. Queues work in production with Cloudflare Workers

Documentation Won’t Generate

❌ Failed to parse YAML

→ Run deno task openapi:validate to check syntax

📚 File Locations

docs/api/openapi.yaml                 # OpenAPI specification (canonical source — edit this)
docs/api/cloudflare-schema.yaml       # Auto-generated (deno task schema:cloudflare)
docs/postman/postman-collection.json  # Auto-generated (deno task postman:collection)
docs/postman/postman-environment.json # Auto-generated (deno task postman:collection)
scripts/validate-openapi.ts           # Validation script
scripts/generate-docs.ts              # Documentation generator
scripts/generate-postman-collection.ts # Postman generator
worker/openapi-contract.test.ts       # Contract tests
docs/api/index.html                   # Generated HTML docs
docs/api/README.md                    # Generated markdown docs
docs/api/OPENAPI_TOOLING.md           # Complete guide
docs/postman/README.md                # Postman collection guide
docs/testing/POSTMAN_TESTING.md       # Postman testing guide

🔗 Links

OpenAPI Spec: openapi.yaml
Complete Guide: OPENAPI_TOOLING.md
Postman Guide: POSTMAN_TESTING.md
Queue Guide: QUEUE_SUPPORT.md
Generated Docs: index.html

💡 Tips

Always validate before committing:
Terminal window
```
deno task openapi:validate
```

Test against local server first:

deno task dev &
sleep 3
deno task test:contract

Update docs when changing endpoints:

# Edit docs/api/openapi.yaml
deno task openapi:docs
git add docs/api/

Use queue for long operations:
- Synchronous: POST /compile (< 5 seconds)
- Asynchronous: POST /compile/async (> 5 seconds)

Monitor queue health:

watch -n 5 'curl -s http://localhost:8787/queue/stats | jq'

For detailed information, see OPENAPI_TOOLING.md

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