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build: expose openapi on http server #1718

Open leofvo opened 1 month ago

leofvo commented 1 month ago

Adding an http endpoint to expose the openapi.json file http://hostname:port/openapi.json

Also allow to enable the exposition or not using the config, not exposed by default to keep the actual behavior.

If you need to expose your openAPI, you can add the following configuration:

server:
  http:
    enabled: true
    expose_openapi: false

close #1714

Summary by CodeRabbit

coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 month ago

Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new configuration option expose_openapi: false in the example.config.yaml file, which controls whether the OpenAPI specification is exposed by the HTTP server. Corresponding modifications in internal/config/config.go add a boolean field ExposeOpenAPI to the HTTP struct, defaulting to false. The internal/servers/server.go file is updated to implement a new HTTP multiplexer, conditionally registering the OpenAPI endpoint based on the ExposeOpenAPI configuration.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
example.config.yaml Added configuration option: expose_openapi: false in the server section.
internal/config/config.go Added field: ExposeOpenAPI bool in HTTP struct; default value set to false.
internal/servers/server.go Introduced grpcMux and httpMux variables; updated HTTP server to conditionally register OpenAPI endpoint.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Add an endpoint to expose openapi (Issue #1714) ❌ The endpoint for exposing OpenAPI is not implemented.

🐰 In the garden, I hop and play,
New configs bloom, bright as day.
OpenAPI hides, but not for long,
Soon it’ll sing its JSON song!
With expose_openapi, we’ll find our way,
To share our specs, hip-hip-hooray! 🌼

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