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Slate and friends. The next step towards a more controlled evolution of the API documentation is a tool like Slate and the API documentation in git. It's still text that you need to write manually in Markdown, but Slate provides a structure, a slick renderer, and lets you publish your API as an independent website.
If you installed an IDE extension, you don't need to install anything else. All extensions come with a command opening the Swagger UI right in the editor window: that's what you've just seen in the previous screenshots. If you want to install it, though, you can find all the different options in their installation instructions.
ReDoc supports extra fields to your attributes, so-called (vendor extensions)[https://github.com/Redocly/redoc#swagger-vendor-extensions]. These fields provide more options to control how to render the documentation. For example, you can add a key x-codeSamples to your request specs and provide code samples in different programming languages. If you want something similar to Slate but generated automatically, that's probably the closest you can get.
apispec is not a framework, but a library that provides a Pythonic interface to OpenAPI constructs. It has multiple integrations with different tools and frameworks, including Flask, Pyramid, aiohttp, and Falcon. The list of integrations is available on the ecosystem page.
Gitlab pages provides the same functionality, but unlike GitHub, private websites are available even on the free account. There is a Gitlab group pages with examples of projects sharing documentation, including mkdocs, Sphinx, among dozens of others.
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