Osprey is a Node.js middleware generator that automatically validates and secures API requests and responses based on a RAML definition. It's designed for developers who want to enforce a "documentation-first" approach, ensuring that all incoming requests conform to their API spec while handling authentication, routing, and parameter validation out of the box. The middleware integrates seamlessly with
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