When you run the application again and navigate to the Swagger URL, you should see the Swagger UI as shown in Figure 3 below. Note the XML comments in each of the API methods this time.

Click Create. You should now have a new ASP.NET Core Web API project ready to go. We’ll use this project to implement basic authentication for Swagger in the subsequent sections of this article.

“We built Swagger Inspector to simplify the API development process by empowering developers to easily test and auto-generate their OpenAPI documentation with a single, cloud-based Swagger tool.” ...