Release Notes

API Hub for Portal, previously known as SwaggerHub Portal, is now part of API Hub. Read more here about it.

Go to Understanding API Hub Navigation to learn more about the API Hub's improved interface navigation.

Consumer view supports responsive web design.

Providers can create custom domains. Learn more here.

API Hub for Portal supports color schemes: dark mode, light mode, and matching system.

Consumers can request access to products. Learn more here.

Providers can manage access requests. Learn more here.

Integration with Stoplight Elements for OpenAPI rendering.

Ability to nest pages and APIs. Learn more here.

Providers can navigate from the consumer view to the provider view to make edits to the portal customization or product content. Learn more here.

New Notification Center that keeps users informed about the state of a product between publish actions. Learn more here.

Ability to route Try it Out requests via the browser or API Hub for Portal Proxy. Learn more here.

Information is provided when API resolving errors occur while previewing or publishing. Learn more here.

The publish confirmation modal will detail what changes have occurred in the product since the last publication.

Broken link indicator to inform users there is an issue with the already linked API. Potential reasons include:

Ability to provide granular access at the product level for private products. See our Role Management page for more information.

Ability to insert the URL for an API endpoint when editing a page. Learn more here.

Ability to preview your portal before publishing. See Preview for more details.

In provider view, receive prompts and an icon for API Hub for Design API changes, reminding you to republish your product.

Private Indicator to show that an API is private in API Hub for Design . Learn more about linking APIs here.

You can now navigate to the API Hub for Portal API from your home screen.

The API Hub for Portal API is now live on our SmartBear Portal. You can use our API to automate the management of your own portal.

You can now navigate to API Hub for Design to manage users if you are the organization owner in your portal. Visit Role Management to learn more about roles.

When you add new content or edit it in the provider view, a blue icon prompts that API or page contains unpublished changes.

Consumers can generate code for OpenAPI definitions. Also, they can download both OpenAPI and AsyncAPI in YAML or JSON format.

Now you can switch back from the consumer view to the provider view when you click the Go to Provider View button available in your profile.