Repository for API models in Swagger 2.0 format

Our goal is to create a machine-readable Wikipedia for REST APIs, with the following principals:

• Open source, community driven project
• Only publicly available APIs (free or paid).
• Anyone can add or change an API, not only API owners.
• All data can be accessed through a REST API.

If you want to reference this project and you need an icon or even a banner, check our branding guide.

Also, we provide services and consultancy around the Swagger spec and REST APIs in general. You can contact us at [email protected].

Existing integrations

• https://any-api.com - Documentation and Test Consoles for Public APIs
• https://sdks.io - Explore Automatically Generated SDKs
• http://www.cenit.io - Social Data and Business Integration platform
• commandcar - Curl on steroids
• https://datafire.io - allows you to process and transfer data between APIs, databases, and more

Also used as test suite in following projects:

• swagger-parser - Swagger 2.0 parser and validator for Node and browsers
• SwaggerProvider - F# Type Provider for Swagger

API spec acceptance criteria

• Public - anyone can access it as long as they follow some clearly defined steps (email owner, pay money, etc.).
• Persistant - API is made with long-lived goal, and not for a particular event (conference, hackathon, etc.).
• Useful - API could provide useful functionality not only for its owner.

Future additions

We are currently working on adding many new API specs, you can see the full list inside this document.
If you have an API spec in any format (Swagger, RAML, WADL, ...) for any public API, please feel free to open an issue.

Integration with 3rd-party services

We discourage you from using Github RAW links or Git directly, repository structure isn't stable and could be changed in future. Instead, we strongly recomend you to use our REST API.
In case if you really need it, we also support APIs.json format:
https://apis-guru.github.io/api-models/apis.json

Licenses

All code is released under the MIT licence.
All API specs contributed to project by authors is covered by the CC01.0 license.
All API specs acquired from public sources under the Fair use principal.

Spec sources

Some specs are taken from Open Source projects:

• warehouseman/trello-swagger-generator - Swagger spec for Trello API
• darklynx/swagger-api-collection - Swagger spec for Instagram API
• Mermade/bbcparse - Swagger spec for BBC Nitro API