You just put comments aka annotations in your code, model example:
/**
* @SWG\Model(
* id="vps",
* required="['type', 'hostname']",
* @SWG\Property(name="hostname", type="string"),
* @SWG\Property(name="label", type="string"),
* @SWG\Property(name="type", type="string", enum="['vps', 'dedicated']")
* )
*/
class HostVps extends Host implements ResourceInterface
{
// ...
}
Controller example:
/**
* @SWG\Resource(
* basePath="http://skyapi.dev",
* resourcePath="/vps",
* @SWG\Api(
* path="/vps",
* @SWG\Operation(
* method="GET",
* type="array",
* summary="Fetch vps lists",
* nickname="vps/index",
* @SWG\Parameter(
* name="expand",
* description="Models to expand",
* paramType="query",
* type="string",
* defaultValue="vps,os_template"
* )
* )
* )
* )
*/
class VpsController extends Controller
{
// ...
}
Then in console:
php swagger.phar ./your-code-source/ -o ./directory-for-output-files
Then link generated files in Swagger UI.
Is this help?
BTW, this documentation: http://zircote.com/swagger-php/annotations.html is incomplete. It's better to rely on parser errors, example:
php swagger.phar ./skynode-api/api/ -o ./foo
Swagger-PHP 0.9.0
-----------------
[INFO] Skipping unsupported property: "foo" for @Swagger\Annotations\Property, expecting "name", "description", "type", "format", "items", "uniqueItems", "required", "minimum", "maximum", "enum", "defaultValue", "_partialId", "_partials" in HostVps in /home/kane/some-dir/some-file.php on line 3
EDIT: Swagger 2.0 has pretty good specification on GitHub
BTW, consider to use Swagger Editor to create api specification file (json/yaml) to use in Swagger UI. Cause inline SWG documentation in php files is just ugly and you don't have autocomplete support in IDE.