Examples with ParameterGenerator org.apache.servicecomb.swagger.generator.ParameterGenerator used on opensource projects

Example 11 with ParameterGenerator

use of org.apache.servicecomb.swagger.generator.ParameterGenerator in project incubator-servicecomb-java-chassis by apache.

the class AbstractOperationGenerator method scanMethodParameters.

protected void scanMethodParameters() {
    initParameterGenerators();
    Set<String> names = new HashSet<>();
    for (ParameterGenerator parameterGenerator : parameterGenerators) {
        scanMethodParameter(parameterGenerator);
        if (!names.add(parameterGenerator.getParameterName())) {
            throw new IllegalStateException(String.format("not support duplicated parameter, name=%s.", parameterGenerator.getParameterName()));
        }
        swaggerOperation.addParameter(parameterGenerator.getGeneratedParameter());
    }
}

Example 12 with ParameterGenerator

use of org.apache.servicecomb.swagger.generator.ParameterGenerator in project incubator-servicecomb-java-chassis by apache.

the class PojoOperationGenerator method wrapParametersToBody.

private void wrapParametersToBody(List<ParameterGenerator> bodyFields) {
    String simpleRef = MethodUtils.findSwaggerMethodName(method) + "Body";
    bodyModel = new ModelImpl();
    bodyModel.setType(ModelImpl.OBJECT);
    for (ParameterGenerator parameterGenerator : bodyFields) {
        // to collect all information by swagger mechanism
        // must have a parameter type
        // but all these parameters will be wrap to be one body parameter, their parameter type must be null
        // so we first set to be BODY, after collected, set back to be null
        parameterGenerator.setHttpParameterType(HttpParameterType.BODY);
        scanMethodParameter(parameterGenerator);
        Property property = ModelConverters.getInstance().readAsProperty(parameterGenerator.getGenericType());
        property.setDescription(parameterGenerator.getGeneratedParameter().getDescription());
        bodyModel.addProperty(parameterGenerator.getParameterName(), property);
        parameterGenerator.setHttpParameterType(null);
    }
    swagger.addDefinition(simpleRef, bodyModel);
    SwaggerGeneratorFeature feature = swaggerGenerator.getSwaggerGeneratorFeature();
    // if not care for this, then can just delete all logic about EXT_JAVA_CLASS/EXT_JAVA_INTF
    if (feature.isExtJavaClassInVendor() && bodyFields.size() > 1 && StringUtils.isNotEmpty(feature.getPackageName())) {
        bodyModel.getVendorExtensions().put(SwaggerConst.EXT_JAVA_CLASS, feature.getPackageName() + "." + simpleRef);
    }
    RefModel refModel = new RefModel();
    refModel.setReference("#/definitions/" + simpleRef);
    bodyParameter = new BodyParameter();
    bodyParameter.name(simpleRef);
    bodyParameter.setSchema(refModel);
    bodyParameter.setName(parameterGenerators.size() == 1 ? parameterGenerators.get(0).getParameterName() : simpleRef);
    List<ParameterGenerator> newParameterGenerators = new ArrayList<>();
    newParameterGenerators.add(new ParameterGenerator(bodyParameter.getName(), Collections.emptyList(), null, HttpParameterType.BODY, bodyParameter));
    parameterGenerators.stream().filter(p -> p.getHttpParameterType() != null).forEach(p -> newParameterGenerators.add(p));
    parameterGenerators = newParameterGenerators;
}