public-api

• You can place Apiary blueprint in chunks to ./apiary/ as *.apib files and compile it into single apiary.apib file
• You can create dictionaries into ./apiary/dictionaries/ as ruby modules, to make your answer and response bodies more DRYer
• DO NOT EDIT ./apiary.apib DIRECTLY!!! It will be overwritten in next compile!

Example for dictionary in ./apiary/dictionaries/virtual.rb:

module Dictionaries
  module Virtual
    def self.not_saved
      {
        hostname: 'test.dom.tld',
        ram: 1024,
        storage: 10,
        cluster: 'vm-prague-l2',
        image: 'http://imagestore.virtualmaster.cz/images/1'
      }
    end

    def self.saved
      Virtual.not_saved.merge(
        {
          id: 1
        }
      )
    end
    
    def self.multiple_saved
      item = Virtual.saved
      [item,item]
    end
    
    def self.text_response
      "Some text output"
    end
  end
end

Usage of dictionary in blueprint:

***** Virtual.all_saved

Usage:

bundle exec apiary compile 
bundle exec apiary preview