Installing

Enlace mounts as middleware in your app. Pick your framework:

ASP.NET Core

dotnet add package Enlace.AspNetCore

// Program.cs
builder.Services.AddEnlace();
// ...
app.UseEnlace(); // mounts at /enlace by default

If you're already running Swashbuckle conventionally, that's it — no spec needed. See the ASP.NET Core adapter page if it isn't found automatically.

Express

npm install @get-enlace/express

import { enlace } from '@get-enlace/express';

app.use('/enlace', enlace({ spec: './openapi.json' }));

FastAPI

pip install enlace-fastapi

from fastapi import FastAPI
from enlace_fastapi import enlace

app = FastAPI()
app.include_router(enlace(spec="./openapi.json"), prefix="/enlace")

Unlike the other adapters, spec is always explicit here — see the FastAPI adapter page for using app.openapi()'s own generated document instead of a file.

NestJS

npm install @get-enlace/nest

import { EnlaceModule } from '@get-enlace/nest';

@Module({ imports: [EnlaceModule.forRoot({ spec: './openapi.json' })] })
export class AppModule {}

Spring Boot

<dependency>
    <groupId>io.github.get-enlace</groupId>
    <artifactId>enlace-spring-boot-starter</artifactId>
    <version>0.0.1</version>
</dependency>

Nothing else to wire up — adding the dependency is enough for a project already running springdoc conventionally. See the Spring Boot adapter page for custom mount paths and spec resolution if it isn't found automatically.

spec is a file path, a URL, or an already-parsed OpenAPI 3.x object — whatever's easiest to point at your API's own document.

Open the route you mounted it at (/enlace by default) and you'll see every operation from your spec, ready to drag onto the canvas.

Next: try it against a sample API first, or jump straight to building a chain with your own.