How does swagger-codegen automatically generate applications and dockerfiles?
I want to clarify the generation process of applications and dockerfiles. In order to understand this, I have drawn a graph to represent the flow based on my understanding of the documentation and source code. I will be glad if someone takes a look and corrects or approves the schema. The flow tries to describe the generation of NodeJS application from a Java application.
The swagger-codegen doesn't generate the template files, it uses the template files that are written by the (insert language here) codegen developer(s).
I assume the schema you've drawn is the flow of the NodeJSCodeGen because not every supported language generates a dockerfile.
Personally I would replace the Java microservice -> generates Model with OpenAPI specification -> Code Generator, as the generator uses the specification. It doesn't matter if you generated it from from a micro service or if you went with the API first approach.
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