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Revision as of 03:15, 22 February 2019
Welcome to the ETSI Forge WIKI
ETSI Forge is a collaboration platform to create tools and materials that help understanding and adopting ETSI world class standards in many application domains.
Learn how to use ETSI Forge[edit | edit source]
First steps[edit | edit source] |
Repositories[edit | edit source] |
Publish attachment to standards[edit | edit source] |
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Troubleshooting[edit | edit source] |
Automated tasks[edit | edit source]
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Reporting bugs[edit | edit source] |
Describe APIs with OpenAPI[edit | edit source]
Several ETSI technical bodies are defining RESTful APIs and decided to provide a OpenAPI description for them. Here we collect useful common documentation to help them in their work and others to easily kick off new activites.
- Download generated client/server
- A list of tools to deal with OpenAPIs
- Graphical editors for OpenAPIs
- OpenAPIs Quality assurance
- Automated builds
- OpenAPI Guidelines
- External: Create Your First OpenAPI Definition with Swagger Editor
- Integrated Swagger Editor and Gitlab
NFV Specfest (Deprecated)[edit | edit source]
Deprecated! A new tutorial will be online soon. NFV Specfest Wiki
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