to generated WSDL and supply wsdl-viewer.xsl along with WSDL say on url ending with ?wsdl-viewer.xsl . This way when WSDL is opened manually in a good browser it will be much more pleasing for a human to read. SOAP clients of course are not concerned with XSLT stylesheets and just continue to work as usual.
I would highly recommend to add wsdl-viewer.xsl from https://github.com/tomi-vanek/wsdl-viewer to spyne. All is needed is to add header:
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="wsdl-viewer.xsl"?>
to generated WSDL and supply wsdl-viewer.xsl along with WSDL say on url ending with ?wsdl-viewer.xsl . This way when WSDL is opened manually in a good browser it will be much more pleasing for a human to read. SOAP clients of course are not concerned with XSLT stylesheets and just continue to work as usual.