Open APIs

A notification to the community that TM Forum has changed the way it presents published Open API assets. Instead of the tables (production, beta, archive history), we now have a directory of APIs organized by TMF domains:

https://www.tmforum.org/oda/open-apis/directory

Each API has its own page, so you can see quickly which assets are available, and for which versions.

Here's the time to say thanks to the TMF designers and IT for rolling out the changes.

P.S. I take no credit for this - I wasn't involved in design or testing. I'm just the messenger.

Thanks, Jonathan.

You can take some credit as it was consultation with members like yourself that helped shape this new API Directory. 

If anyone within this community has any feedback, comments, issues, or ideas regarding how we present our APIs, we would love to have a conversation with you.

Thanks again.

Darren

A notification to the community that TM Forum has changed the way it presents published Open API assets. Instead of the tables (production, beta, archive history), we now have a directory of APIs organized by TMF domains:

https://www.tmforum.org/oda/open-apis/directory

Each API has its own page, so you can see quickly which assets are available, and for which versions.

Here's the time to say thanks to the TMF designers and IT for rolling out the changes.

P.S. I take no credit for this - I wasn't involved in design or testing. I'm just the messenger.

Hi Darren

The presentation of the new Open API assets looks great, but unfortunately there are a few issues with some of the APIs, especially the new ASYNC APIs.  The API page is fine, but when you click on the swagger/user guide download the link is broken...

Thanks, Jonathan.

You can take some credit as it was consultation with members like yourself that helped shape this new API Directory. 

If anyone within this community has any feedback, comments, issues, or ideas regarding how we present our APIs, we would love to have a conversation with you.

Thanks again.

Darren

A notification to the community that TM Forum has changed the way it presents published Open API assets. Instead of the tables (production, beta, archive history), we now have a directory of APIs organized by TMF domains:

https://www.tmforum.org/oda/open-apis/directory

Each API has its own page, so you can see quickly which assets are available, and for which versions.

Here's the time to say thanks to the TMF designers and IT for rolling out the changes.

P.S. I take no credit for this - I wasn't involved in design or testing. I'm just the messenger.