codapi is slick and this tutorial provides good insight into how HTTP APIs work. OpenAPI is wack though. It doesn't provide any guarantees that the API does w

codapi is slick and this tutorial provides good insight into how HTTP APIs work. OpenAPI is wack though. It doesn't provide any guarantees that the API does what it is supposed to do. I think in most cases it is a distraction and developer time would be better spent understanding HTTP and implementing and testing the endpoints. I'm curious if others have had good experiences consuming OpenAPI as intended, i.e. you get handed a new API and you generate the code interfaces and plug them directly into your business logic without writing any extra wrappers. Or do you end up writing lots of wrapping code anyways?