Step 1: Design your API in OpenAPI #2
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* `hideGenerationTimestamp: true` - timestamps create noise, disable them * `delegatePattern: true` - allows us to extract implementation * `java8: false` - the java8 option generates default methods in interfaces which. Because of it, unimplemented methods in interface implementations will NOT be detected by the compiler.
Step 2: Generate Spring Boot code
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For simplicity, we use the already existing "Expanded Pet Store" example project.
From RepreZen Dashboard, choose "Example Projects", switch to the "OpenAPI v3" tab and select "Expanded Pet Store (v3)":
This will create a new RepreZen project with an OpenAPI spec for Pet Store (
petstore-expanded.yaml) and a set of default GenTargets.