Update the API Reference (OpenAPI Docs)

The OpenAPI spec is generated from swaggo annotations in the Go handler code. After changing any endpoint, regenerate the docs.

Run the Full Reference Update

bash
1make reference

This single command:

1. Runs swag init to parse Go annotations → generates sandbox-api/docs/swagger.yaml and docs.go
2. Fixes type name references (replaces filesystem.Directory with Directory)
3. Converts Swagger 2.0 → OpenAPI 3.0 via swagger2openapi
4. Adds Bearer auth security scheme to all endpoints
5. Runs fixopenapi.sh for additional patches

The output file is sandbox-api/docs/openapi.yml.

How Swag Annotations Work

Annotations are Go comments above handler functions. Example:

go
1// HandleGetFile retrieves a file from the sandbox filesystem.
2//
3// @Summary      Get file or directory
4// @Description  Returns file content or directory listing
5// @Tags         filesystem
6// @Produce      application/octet-stream
7// @Param        path  path  string  true  "File path"
8// @Success      200   {string}  string  "File content"
9// @Failure      404   {object}  ErrorResponse
10// @Router       /filesystem/{path} [get]
11func (h *FileSystemHandler) HandleGetFile(c *gin.Context) {

Key annotation fields:

• @Summary — short description (shown in API reference)
• @Description — longer explanation
• @Tags — group endpoints in the UI (filesystem, process, network, codegen)
• @Param — parameter: name location type required "description"
  • locations: path, query, body, header
• @Success / @Failure — response codes with type and description
• @Router — path and HTTP method [get|post|put|delete]
• @Accept / @Produce — request/response content types

Where the Docs Live

After Adding a New Endpoint

1. Add swag annotations to your handler function
2. Register the route in sandbox-api/src/api/router.go
3. Run make reference
4. Review the diff in sandbox-api/docs/openapi.yml to confirm your endpoint appears correctly
5. Commit both the handler changes and the updated openapi.yml and docs.go

Verify the Generated Docs

Open the Swagger UI at http://localhost:8080/swagger/index.html while the dev server is running. It reads docs.go which is embedded at build time.

Troubleshooting

• swag: command not found: Run make dependencies first
• Missing endpoint in output: Check that your handler has a @Router annotation and the function is exported
• Type not found: Ensure the struct is in the same package or imported and annotated with @Description
• swagger2openapi not found: Run npm install -g swagger2openapi or npx swagger2openapi (the Makefile uses npx)