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title: "Swagger Importer"
slug: "swagger-importer"
updated: 2024-09-27T14:14:11Z
published: 2024-09-27T14:14:11Z
canonical: "knowledge.curiositysoftware.ie/swagger-importer"
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# Swagger Importer

In this section, learn how to import Swagger Specifications into Quality Modeller.

[Video](https://cdn.document360.io/77f722a6-2d0a-49fa-8074-572515a6c4b8/Images/Documentation/swaggerImport.mp4)

To use the Swagger importer, you will need an existing swagger (OpenAPI) specification. In this example we'll be using the [Petstore example](https://petstore.swagger.io/).

Next, navigate to the Import menu in the Quality Modeller explorer screen, and select more.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/77f722a6-2d0a-49fa-8074-572515a6c4b8/Images/Documentation/image-1690306843758.png)

Once you're in the import dialog, select to import Swagger. You'll need to select the swagger to be imported and then select the import button.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/77f722a6-2d0a-49fa-8074-572515a6c4b8/Images/Documentation/image-1690306876204.png)

Under the advanced menu you can override the base URL of the API requests imported, along with selecting whether to merge the existing module collections.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/77f722a6-2d0a-49fa-8074-572515a6c4b8/Images/Documentation/image-1690306953481.png)

A new job will be created which performs the import. After this the corresponding imported folder will open containing the API modules that have been created into Quality Modeller.