Generate autodocumentation for swagger

[danibram]

Hi @joesonw !
First of all thank you for your awesome work. I start adding autodocumentation for the module and this issue is to disscuss about your opinion.
You can check the first try i make here:
master...danibram:add_swagger_doc
Right now i only add the basics, with this code i can generate the swagger json and i autocreate a route to return the documentation in a json, remains the route to render this with official swagger module. Its only a first step.
Do you want to put inside your module?or in a external module? Maybe in the future i need to add a decorator for custom things like descriptions etc...

Also i add a test, to try it and works fine, maybe my code is bad im not a really expert with typescript classes.

I'm looking forward to hearing from you
Thanks for your time!

[joesonw]

@danibram Thanks bro, this is really brilliant. I'm working on a v1.0 release with a whole lot of other stuff. You can check it out at https://github.com/t2ee/vader/tree/v1.0.

you can create a PR for it.

[danibram]

I see that you split the vader in multiple repositories, have you consider lerna? I mean this because for me now is dificult to understand where all the functions are, and with lerna or similar libraries i can have all your modules inside a git repository, share dev libraries etc..., if you want i can help you on add lerna.
Maybe if not, i can make a PR to actual version of vader and then when you go with the 1.0 or the development start to be more stable i can migrate ( at least when i can have examples)
I can help you on development also if you need

[joesonw]

@danibram The core functions stay lay in side this repository. The others are dependency injections and loggers. I was implementing a set of interfaces similar to spring boot(@t2ee/deathstar). While this repository plays the core part, something like JAX-RS. This repository still can be used alone as a routing service for koa. They are necessarily sub-modules of each other.

But thanks for the suggestion. I was wondering If there can be something helpful for sharing common files, .gitignore, tslint.json, etc. Without copying them around once updated.