Kompendium (<https://github.com/bkbnio/kompendium>...
# ktorr
rocketraman
04/01/2025, 5:16 PMKompendium (https://github.com/bkbnio/kompendium) was archived yesterday. That is unfortunate as it was an amazing tool to implement a code-first approach to OpenAPI with ktor. Does anyone have other good code-first OpenAPI solutions?
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rocketraman
04/03/2025, 4:20 AMI'm not really intending to maintain a fork, but I did publish a version with the unpublished Ktor 3.x support, as well as some other minor changes ()https://github.com/bkbnio/kompendium/compare/main...rocketraman:kompendium:main.
GitHub packages have the release 4.0.5.
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Fredrik Meyer
04/04/2025, 5:43 AMAt work we maintain a fork of another such library https://github.com/navikt/ktor-openapi-generator
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rocketraman
04/04/2025, 11:52 AMSeems like it is Jackson only? Does it support kotlinx-serialization?
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Fredrik Meyer
04/04/2025, 12:44 PMOnly jackson per now
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Finn Jensen
04/05/2025, 3:58 PMHey @rocketraman what did you end up going with here? I'm trying to adopt an openapi generator for the first time in my ktor 3.x project and it doesn't seem like the official generator offers enough fine grained control. I work on a small team so would prefer not to maintain a fork, if you have any suggestions!
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rocketraman
04/07/2025, 12:42 AMYeah the official generator is pretty lacking. For now I'm sticking with kompendium, in the absence of any better solutions. My fork with minor updates works well with 3.1.x so for now I'll maintain it.
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Finn Jensen
04/24/2025, 10:28 AMEnded up going with https://github.com/SMILEY4/ktor-openapi-tools which supports ktor 3.1 and works with kotlinx-serialization it seems to work pretty well but I'm just rolling it out now
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rocketraman
04/24/2025, 11:55 AMNice, its general approach looks very similar to Kompendium, which is great. Docs look good. Thanks for the reference.
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