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FastEndpoints will hand you a typed client four different ways - NSwag-generated C# or TypeScript, or Kiota clients built over either OpenAPI stack - served as a download endpoint or produced by a run-then-exit build mode. The lineages, the seams, and one version pin that tells a story. Part 9 of FastEndpoints — The Missing Chapters.
Buried in the FastEndpoints package props is a comment marking NSwag for deprecation - and a whole second OpenAPI stack built on Microsoft.AspNetCore.OpenApi already ships beside it. Transformers instead of processors, AOT export via MSBuild tricks, and a golden-master test suite. Part 8 of FastEndpoints — The Missing Chapters.
The catalog's finale: three child modules fanned out over locals maps turn AAD groups, APIM products and OpenAPI-imported APIs into reviewable code, map keys double as URL routing taxonomy, and policy XML gets environment-templated by a blunt string replace - plus a retrospective on what fifteen modules taught. Part 15 of the Terraform Module Catalog.
FastEndpoints' Swagger support is a thousand-line translation layer that knows which DTO properties are route params, which FluentValidation rules are schema constraints, and which endpoint versions belong in which document. Part 10 of FastEndpoints in Depth.
Delete your controllers and Swashbuckle goes blind. Convey rebuilds the OpenAPI document by hand from its endpoint registry - a document filter, a naming convention, and a few spec violations it hopes you won't notice.
