I've noticed that routes with body argument be a union of types (Union[TypeA, TypeB] for example) when combined in a main.py file lack TypeB in import section (if it's not used anywhere else). Got an idea how to fix it (in visitor/imports.py):
def _get_most_of_reference(data_type: DataType) -> Iterable[Reference]:
if data_type.reference:
yield data_type.reference
for data_type in data_type.data_types:
for reference in _get_most_of_reference(data_type):
yield reference
def get_imports(parser: OpenAPIParser, model_path: Path) -> Dict[str, object]:
imports = Imports()
imports.update(parser.imports)
for data_type in parser.data_types:
for reference in _get_most_of_reference(data_type):
imports.append(data_type.all_imports)
imports.append(
Import.from_full_path(f'.{model_path.stem}.{reference.name}')
)
for from_, imports_ in parser.imports_for_fastapi.items():
imports[from_].update(imports_)
return {'imports': imports}
If we replace "return" with "yield" in _get_most_of_reference we'll be able to iterate through all the nested data types (otherwise it returns only TypeA).
Thank you for your project, it's great!
I've noticed that routes with body argument be a union of types (Union[TypeA, TypeB] for example) when combined in a main.py file lack TypeB in import section (if it's not used anywhere else). Got an idea how to fix it (in visitor/imports.py):
If we replace "return" with "yield" in _get_most_of_reference we'll be able to iterate through all the nested data types (otherwise it returns only TypeA). Thank you for your project, it's great!