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APIGit: Native Git-Powered API Management

APIGit is built entirely on native Git, so every commit, branch, tag, pull request, and rebase works exactly as you expect. Store your API specs, mock-server scripts, and Markdown docs in a single repository and manage them with the full power of Git.

Native Git Implementation

APIGit provides its own full Git service - you don’t need to integrate with GitHub, GitLab, or other Git providers. However, we still offer the option to integrate with these third-party Git providers and keep repositories synchronized.

Web Portal Navigation

After signing in, your default view will be the Repository list. You can toggle between:

  • My Repositories: Your personal repositories
  • Collaborative Repositories: Repositories shared with you through your organizations, with configurable team permissions

Your organizations are listed below these two views.

Repository list with Collaborative Repositories selected, showing the repositories of the acme organization

The top bar gives you the global views: Repository, Pull Requests, Issues, Publishes Center and Organization, plus your notifications and account menu.

Repository Management

Click on any repository to access its detail page, which provides a GitHub-like experience:

Repository page on the Code tab with a Petstore specification open

Each repository has the tabs Code, Pull Requests, Issues, Publish Center and Settings.

All API management and collaboration happens within Git repositories. We’ll explore these capabilities in detail in the following sections.

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