What is swagger-editor built with?

swagger-editor is a JavaScript repo built with React and Vite. It makes its content with js-yaml, validates its data with prop-types, @asyncapi/parser, and react-immutable-proptypes, and is tested with @playwright/test, Testing Library, Vitest, and vitest-canvas-mock. It has 22,728 written lines, with 22 test files.

Read on November 15, 2026, at commit bc869c8. Read it as markdown

The card says what it's built with. Its whole map opens it up: every part of the code and how it connects to the rest.

Frontend

The base 2

Styles 1

Interface 8

Icons 1

  • @primer/octicons-react2 files

Support

Content 1

Validation 3

  • prop-types95 files
  • @asyncapi/parser4 files
  • react-immutable-proptypes1 file

Testing 4

  • @playwright/test16 files
  • Testing Library2 files
  • Vitest2 files
  • vitest-canvas-mock1 file

Tools 8

  • @vitejs/plugin-react2 files
  • @swagger-api/apidom-ls1 file
  • rollup-plugin-polyfill-node4 files
  • vscode4 files
  • vite-plugin-html1 file
  • vite-plugin-static-copy1 file
  • vscode-languageclient1 file
  • vscode-languageserver-textdocument1 file

Other 10

  • Axios10 files
  • Lodash10 files
  • immutable6 files
  • reselect6 files
  • js-file-download5 files
  • comlink2 files
  • buffer1 file
  • deep-extend1 file
  • short-unique-id1 file
  • urijs1 file

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Frequently asked questions

What language is swagger-editor written in?
swagger-editor is written in JavaScript, with 22,728 written lines.
What framework does swagger-editor use?
swagger-editor is built with React and Vite.

The proof: in package.json

Does swagger-editor have tests?
Yes. swagger-editor has 22 test files and is tested with @playwright/test, Testing Library, Vitest, and vitest-canvas-mock.
Which repos have a stack like swagger-editor's?
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