{
"uuid": "fugiat id in occaecat ut",
"uri": "culpa aliqua nulla",
"created": "laboris eu consectetur veniam",
"modified": "dolor qui sunt"
},
{
"uuid": "velit sit enim do",
"uri": "irure Ut pariatur mollit sint",
"created": "deserunt qui enim officia",
"modified": "adipisicing"
}
i would have expected an array either containing the example of containing multiple instances of the example, but It returns random strings.
Why does it use the example for some things an not others? Is there any way to have apiary return a useful example in this case? (as in, a defined example rather than Latin gibberish)
if i have a schema with an example like this:
and a path response like this
i get an output as expected:
but when the path returns an array, like this:
I get an output like this:
i would have expected an array either containing the example of containing multiple instances of the example, but It returns random strings.
Why does it use the example for some things an not others? Is there any way to have apiary return a useful example in this case? (as in, a defined example rather than Latin gibberish)