Code-to-ApiFox FAQs

Question 1

Can I manage ApiFox credentials securely with this tool?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Code-to-ApiFox supports a `code-to-apifox.json` configuration file in your project root to securely store ApiFox `projectId` and `accessToken`, eliminating the need to manually input credentials. Remember to add this file to your `.gitignore`.

Question 2

What are the primary modes of operation for Code-to-ApiFox?

Accepted Answer

The tool supports dual-mode operation: it can run as an MCP client via STDIO for direct integration with AI assistants or as an HTTP service, offering API endpoints for direct programmatic control and cloud deployment.

Question 3

What is Code-to-ApiFox?

Accepted Answer

Code-to-ApiFox is a Node.js-based MCP (Model Context Protocol) server designed to automate Swagger documentation generation and seamlessly upload API definitions to ApiFox. It's built to integrate directly with AI assistants.

Question 4

What Swagger/OpenAPI versions are supported for documentation generation?

Accepted Answer

Code-to-ApiFox is compatible with both Swagger 2.0 and OpenAPI 3.0 specifications, ensuring broad support for various API documentation standards.

Question 5

How does Code-to-ApiFox enhance AI assistant integration?

Accepted Answer

It fully supports the Standard MCP Protocol, enabling AI assistants (like Claude Desktop) to directly trigger Swagger specification generation and manage API uploads to ApiFox using natural language commands, streamlining API workflows.

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