Open jcodog opened 3 months ago
Is this the correct way, this is what I have tried most recently.
code:
export const router = OpenAPIRouter({
docs_url: "/",
schema: {
info: {
title: "JCoNet LTD API",
version: "1",
},
security: {
api_key: [
{
type: "apiKey",
in: "header",
name: "x-api-key",
},
],
},
},
});
router.registry.registerComponent("securitySchemes", "api_key", {
type: "apiKey",
in: "header",
name: "x-api-key",
});
console.log(router.schema);
console:
⎔ Reloading local server...
{
openapi: '3.1.0',
info: { title: 'JCoNet LTD API', version: '1' },
security: { api_key: [ [Object] ] },
components: {
securitySchemes: { api_key: [Object] },
schemas: {},
parameters: {}
},
paths: {},
webhooks: {}
}
I have added an api key to my router so that when you go to docs a new authorise button appears, however when you try to make a request, it does not apply the API key you specify into the headers as expected, how do I fix this? I want to be able to have the docs show the same security etc as the main API.
As you can see in the code the scheme is shown but is not being included in the docs examples so isn't applying the header, have I done something wrong or does the docs not display the headers you provide in authorise?