This repository is the collection of Azure SDK examples corresponding to REST API examples from Azure REST API Specifications.
Involved SDK repositories:
The repository is maintained by automated pipeline.
Mapping rule of filename from examples from azure-rest-api-specs to azure-rest-api-specs-examples.
/examples/
with language specific folder of /examples-<language>/
..json
with .<language-ext>
in file extension.Currently supported language
includes:
go
for Gojava
for Javajs
for JavaScriptjs-rlc
for JavaScript RLCpython
for Pythondotnet
for .NETaz
for Azure CLIPending:
ts
for typescriptFor instance, JSON example in azure-rest-api-specs with filename
specification/datafactory/resource-manager/Microsoft.DataFactory/stable/2018-06-01/examples/DataFlows_Create.json
would map to code snippet (language=java) with filename
specification/datafactory/resource-manager/Microsoft.DataFactory/stable/2018-06-01/examples-java/DataFlows_Create.java
and metadata with filename
specification/datafactory/resource-manager/Microsoft.DataFactory/stable/2018-06-01/examples-java/DataFlows_Create.json
in azure-rest-api-specs-examples.
Code snippet is runnable code in SDK language, as the SDK example.
Currently supported language-ext
includes:
go
for Gojava
for Javajs
for JavaScript (includes RLC)py
for Pythoncs
for .NETaz
for Azure CLIPending:
ts
for typescriptMetadata is a JSON that contains information related to the code snippet.
Property | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
sdkUrl | string | no | The URL to SDK documentation. It usually provides information on package and authentication. |
description | string | no | The description of the example. |
It is possible that for some api-version in some resource provider, there is no corresponding SDK example file, for some language. Typical reason is that either the SDK of that language is not released, or the released SDK does not generate examples.
There is also possibility of missing a few SDK examples in a release. Typical reason could be that SDK specifically removed a portion of the APIs, or the JSON example is considered not correct (e.g. some required parameter/property is not provided in JSON).
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