This removes the redundancy from paths in swagger-ui such as
`/api/user/user_login`. It will now be displayed simply as
`/api/user/login`.
This is consistent with how `nickname` is used in Swagger examples.
Added tests to route nickname processing.
The `uiDirs` option allows users to provide their own set of directories
with UI files, e.g. to provide a custom swagger-ui fork and a custom
set of style/font overrides:
explorer(app, {
uiDirs: [
path.resolve(__dirname, 'public'),
path.resolve(__dirname, 'node_modules', 'swagger-ui')
]
});
The existing option `swaggerDistRoot` is deprecated now.
Add tests verifying that Swagger docs include model description for
recursively nested references to Models and Arrays of Models in
properties, modelTo and modelThrough relations, accepts,
returns and errors.
Fix bugs discovered along the way.
Add a default "success" response message, the status code is 200 or 204
depending on whether the method returns any data.
Append any error messages as specified in the `errors` property
of method's remoting metadata.
Move the description of operation's return type to the "success"
response message.
Include error message models in the API models.
Accepts/returns arguments allow anonymous object types, e.g.
{ 'arg': 'kvp', type: { 'name': 'string', 'value': 'string' } }
As of this commit, these types are converted to Swagger type 'object'.
Refactor the way how loopback types are converted to swagger data types.
- `modelHelper.LDLPropToSwaggerDataType` is responsible for
producing a valid Swagger Data Type object from LDL object
(be it a property, accepts item or returns item).
- LDLPropToSwaggerDataType picks only fields that are part
of the swagger spec, everything else is excluded from the result.
It's up to the caller to add extra fields like `description`.
- refactor `routeHelper.extendWithType` to accept an additional arg:
the original LDL object. This way it's possible to copy all
type-specific fields to the output object and don't add anything
else.
Previously, highlighting classes were being added to the DOM but had no CSS
so the user just saw black - a lot of CPU usage for nothing.
These styles now attractively and minimally style resposes so long as
they are below a certain threshold, as well as model schemas.
The highlightSizeThreshold fixes the long hang users would
see when large responses were returned.
Samuel Reed
Miroslav Bajtoš
Miroslav Bajtoš
Raymond Feng
Krishna Raman
Shelby Sanders
Ryan Graham