Examples with OpenApiRequestBody io.javalin.plugin.openapi.annotations.OpenApiRequestBody used on opensource projects

Example 1 with OpenApiRequestBody

use of io.javalin.plugin.openapi.annotations.OpenApiRequestBody in project teku by ConsenSys.

the class PostBlock method handle.

@OpenApi(path = ROUTE, method = HttpMethod.POST, summary = "Publish a signed block", tags = { TAG_BEACON, TAG_VALIDATOR_REQUIRED }, requestBody = @OpenApiRequestBody(content = { @OpenApiContent(from = SignedBlock.class) }), description = "Submit a signed beacon block to the beacon node to be imported." + " The beacon node performs the required validation.", responses = { @OpenApiResponse(status = RES_OK, description = "Block has been successfully broadcast, validated and imported."), @OpenApiResponse(status = RES_ACCEPTED, description = "Block has been successfully broadcast, but failed validation and has not been imported."), @OpenApiResponse(status = RES_BAD_REQUEST, description = "Unable to parse request body."), @OpenApiResponse(status = RES_INTERNAL_ERROR, description = "Beacon node experienced an internal error."), @OpenApiResponse(status = RES_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE, description = "Beacon node is currently syncing.") })
@Override
public void handle(final Context ctx) throws Exception {
    try {
        if (syncDataProvider.isSyncing()) {
            ctx.status(SC_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE);
            ctx.json(BadRequest.serviceUnavailable(jsonProvider));
            return;
        }
        final SignedBeaconBlock signedBeaconBlock = validatorDataProvider.parseBlock(jsonProvider, ctx.body());
        ctx.future(validatorDataProvider.submitSignedBlock(signedBeaconBlock).thenApplyChecked(validatorBlockResult -> handleResponseContext(ctx, validatorBlockResult)));
    } catch (final JsonProcessingException ex) {
        ctx.status(SC_BAD_REQUEST);
        ctx.json(BadRequest.badRequest(jsonProvider, ex.getMessage()));
    } catch (final Exception ex) {
        LOG.error("Failed to post block due to internal error", ex);
        ctx.status(SC_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR);
        ctx.json(BadRequest.internalError(jsonProvider, ex.getMessage()));
    }
}

Example 2 with OpenApiRequestBody

use of io.javalin.plugin.openapi.annotations.OpenApiRequestBody in project teku by ConsenSys.

the class PostVoluntaryExit method handle.

@OpenApi(path = ROUTE, method = HttpMethod.POST, summary = "Submit signed voluntary exit", tags = { TAG_BEACON }, description = "Submits signed voluntary exit object to node's pool and if it passes validation node MUST broadcast it to network.", requestBody = @OpenApiRequestBody(content = { @OpenApiContent(from = SignedVoluntaryExit.class) }), responses = { @OpenApiResponse(status = RES_OK, description = "Signed voluntary exit has been successfully validated, added to the pool, and broadcast."), @OpenApiResponse(status = RES_BAD_REQUEST, description = "Invalid voluntary exit, it will never pass validation so it's rejected"), @OpenApiResponse(status = RES_INTERNAL_ERROR) })
@Override
public void handle(final Context ctx) throws Exception {
    try {
        final SignedVoluntaryExit exit = parseRequestBody(ctx.body(), SignedVoluntaryExit.class);
        ctx.future(nodeDataProvider.postVoluntaryExit(exit).thenApplyChecked(result -> handleResponseContext(ctx, result)));
    } catch (final IllegalArgumentException e) {
        LOG.debug("Voluntary exit failed", e);
        ctx.json(BadRequest.badRequest(jsonProvider, e.getMessage()));
        ctx.status(SC_BAD_REQUEST);
    }
}