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Name Description Homepage Repository 3.1? 3.0? 2.0? Stars Properties
VSCode OpenAPI VisualStudio Code OpenAPI tools Link Link No Yes Yes 288
KaiZen-OpenAPI-Editor Eclipse Editor for the Swagger-OpenAPI Description Language Link Link No Yes Yes 113
Atom/linter-swagger This plugin for Atom Linter will lint OpenAPI, both JSON and YAML using swagger-parser node package. No Link No Yes Yes N/A
Atom/linter-openapi This plugin for Atom Linter will lint OpenAPI YAML files using openapi-enforcer node package. No Link No Yes No N/A
Swagger Editor Swagger Editor Link Link Yes Yes Yes 8439
SwaggerHub API design and documentation platform to improve collaboration, standardize development workflow and centralize their API discovery and consumption. Link No No Yes Yes N/A
Senya Editor JetBrains IDE plugin to show Swagger UI as a preview, for visual feedback as you edit. Link No No Yes Yes N/A
VSCode/openapi-lint OpenAPI 2.0/3.0.x intellisense, validator, linter, converter and resolver extension for Visual Studio Code Link Link No Yes Yes 53
Redocly VSCode Extension Redocly VS Code extension Link Link Yes Yes Yes 27
Stoplight Studio Stoplight Studio is a GUI/text editor with linting and mocking built right in. It can run on the desktop with local files, and in the browser powered by your existing GitHub, GitLab, or BitBucket repos. Link No Yes Yes Yes N/A
VSCode OpenAPI Snippets OpenAPI snippets and external file validation extension for VSCode Link Link No Yes No 9
draig-car This is a REPL OpenAPI3 description document text editor. It provides both a CLI and and a REPL you can use to test your APIs, but you can also test database queries, start and stop database (containers), generate fake data automatically, start your test microservice and much more. You don't have to exit from your REPL! Or you can use the CLI to do the same if you want, giving you the option to automatize your contract-first based dev cycles. Link Link No Yes No N/A