In reviewing the documentation and examples, it doesn't look like there is a way to add the example property to a Component. The OpenAPI spec supports this and several UI's rely on it to decorate response blocks. Please see the attached image for reference.
As a result, the only way to decorate each response is adding an example block like so:
/**
* POST /login
* @summary Login user
* @description Login to your account
* @param {string} email.form.required - The email address on file.
* @param {string} password.form.required - The email address on file.
* @tags Auth
* @return {Session} 200 - Success - application/json
* @example request - payload example
* {
* "data": {
* "attributes: {
* "email": "user@example.com",
* "password": "******"
* }
* }
* }
*/
It would be nice if we could add default or example values when defining a Component like so:
/**
* User data
* @typedef {object} User
* @property {integer} [id=1] - An auto-increment identifier
* @property {string} [status=active] - The status of the user
* @property {string} [thumbnail=https://www.filestack.com/photo.jpg] - The thumbnail for the user
* @property {string} [name=Steve Jobs] - The name for the user
* @property {string} [uuid=steve-jobs] - The uuid for the user
* @property {string} [email=steve@apple.com] - The email for the user
* @property {string} [tagline=Innovator] - The tagline for the user
* @property {string} [description=lorem ipsum...] - The description for the user
*/
In reviewing the documentation and examples, it doesn't look like there is a way to add the
example
property to a Component. The OpenAPI spec supports this and several UI's rely on it to decorate response blocks. Please see the attached image for reference.Swagger Editor Example
https://editor.swagger.io/
As a result, the only way to decorate each response is adding an example block like so:
It would be nice if we could add default or example values when defining a Component like so: