Closed andriivandakurov closed 1 year ago
Hi, is it possible to define customizedResponseType per http method/status code ?
customizedResponseType
"paths": { "/api/account": { "post": { "tags": [ "Account" ], "operationId": "postAccountControllerInvite", "requestBody": { "content": { "application/json": { "schema": { "$ref": "#/components/schemas/AccountInviteRequest" } } } }, "responses": { "204": { "description": "When new account invitation sending was successful" }, "400": { "description": "Returns 400 in case of an error", "content": { "application/json": { "schema": { "$ref": "#/components/schemas/ErrorResponse" } } } } } } },
Let's say in case of 204 i return empty response body and after ng-openapi-gen i get this code with responseType: 'text' instead of responseType: 'json'
responseType: 'text'
responseType: 'json'
postAccountControllerInvite$Response(params?: { context?: HttpContext; body?: AccountInviteRequest; }): Observable<StrictHttpResponse<void>> { const rb = new RequestBuilder(this.rootUrl, AccountService.PostAccountControllerInvitePath, 'post'); if (params) { rb.body(params.body, 'application/json'); } return this.http .request( rb.build({ responseType: 'text', accept: '*/*', context: params?.context, }) ) .pipe( filter((r: any) => r instanceof HttpResponse), map((r: HttpResponse<any>) => { return (r as HttpResponse<any>).clone({ body: undefined }) as StrictHttpResponse<void>; }) ); }
Is there any other option to achieve this then adding @OA\MediaType annotation to the response ?
@OA\MediaType
* @OA\Response( * response="204", * content={ * @OA\MediaType( * mediaType="application/json" * ) * }, * description="Update successful, no response data", * ),
@luisfpg @pillsilly
This isn't possible because of Angular's HTTP Client's restrictions.
See #166 for an explanation
Hi, is it possible to define
customizedResponseType
per http method/status code ?Let's say in case of 204 i return empty response body and after ng-openapi-gen i get this code with
responseType: 'text'
instead ofresponseType: 'json'
Is there any other option to achieve this then adding
@OA\MediaType
annotation to the response ?@luisfpg @pillsilly