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Fusio

About

Fusio is an open source API management platform which helps to build and manage RESTful APIs. We think that there is a huge potential in the API economy. Whether you need an API to expose your business functionality, build micro services or to develop One-Page web applications or Mobile-Apps. Because of this we think that Fusio is a great tool to simplify building such APIs. More information on http://www.fusio-project.org/

Features

Fusio covers all important aspects of the API lifecycle so you can concentrate on building the actual business logic of your API.

  • Versioning
    It is possible to define different versions of your endpoint. A concrete version can be requested through the Accept header i.e. application/vnd.acme.v1+json
  • Documentation
    Fusio generates automatically a documentation of the API endpoints based on the provided schema definitions.
  • Authorization
    Fusio uses OAuth2 for API authorization. Each app can be limited to scopes to request only specific endpoints of the API.
  • Analytics
    Fusio monitors all API activities and shows them on a dashboard so you always know what is happening with your API.
  • Rate limiting
    It is possible to limit the requests to a specific threshold.

Fusio provides already many actions to handle common use cases. I.e. it is possible to execute SQL queries against a database or send data into a message queue. It is also very easy to build a customized action. Fusio provides also an adapter system through this it is possible to share those actions via composer.

System

This section gives a high level overview what the Fusio system provides and how the application is structured. Lets take a look at the components which are provided by Fusio:

Overview

API

If you install a Fusio system it setups the default API. Through the API it is possible to manage the complete system. Because of that Fusio has some reserved paths which are needed by the system.

  • /backend
    Endpoints for the system configuration
  • /consumer
    Endpoints for the consumer i.e. register new accounts or create new apps
  • /doc
    Endpoints for the documentation
  • /authorization
    Endpoints for the consumer to get i.e. information about the user itself and to revoke an obtained access token
  • /export
    Endpoints to export the documentation into other formats i.e. swagger

Apps

The following apps are working with the Fusio API. Because of that it is also really easy to integrate Fusio into an existing system since you can call those endpoints also from your application.

Backend

Backend

The backend app is the app where the administrator can configure the system. The app is located at /fusio/.

Developer

Developer

The developer app is designed to quickly setup an API program where new developers can register and create/manage their apps. The app is located at /developer/.

Documentation

Documentation

The documentation app simply provides an overview of all available endpoints. It is possible to export the API definition into other schema formats like i.e. Swagger. The app is located at /documentation/.

Installation

To install Fusio download the latest version and place the folder into the www directory of the webserver. After this Fusio can be installed in the following steps.

  • Adjust the configuration file
    Open the file configuration.php in the Fusio directory and change the key psx_url to the domain pointing to the public folder. Also insert the database credentials to the psx_connection keys.
  • Execute the installation command
    The installation script inserts the Fusio database schema into the provided database. It can be executed with the following command php bin/fusio install.
  • Create administrator user
    After the installation is complete you have to create a new administrator account. Therefor you can use the following command php bin/fusio adduser. Choose as account type "Administrator".

You can then login to the backend at /backend.htm where you can start to configure the system.

Documentation

The offical documentation is available at http://fusio.readthedocs.org/

Use cases

Today there are many use cases where you need a great documented REST API. In the following we list the most popular choices where Fusio comes in to play.

Business functionality

Exposing an API of your business functionality is a great way to extend your product. You enable customers to integrate it into other applications which gives the possibility to open up for new markets. With Fusio you can build such APIs and integrate them seamlessly into your product. We also see many companies which use the API itself as the core product.

Micro services

With Fusio you can simply build small micro services which solve a specific task in a complex system.

Javascript applications

Javascript frameworks like i.e. AngularJS or EmberJS becoming the standard. With Fusio you can easily build a backend for such applications. So you dont have to build the backend part by yourself.

Mobile apps

Almost all mobile apps need some form to interact with a remote service. This is mostly done through REST APIs. With Fusio you can easily build such APIs which then can also be used by other applications.

Contribution

If you have found bugs or want to make feature requests use the bug tracker on GitHub. For code contributions feel free to send a pull request through GitHub, there we can discuss all details of the changes.

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