Hi, it would be great to support enumerations for simple query parameters (like strings for instance)
The idea would be (like in swagger UI) to display a list of allowed value. For instance
- in: query
name: time_format
required: false
description: "Parameter to change the output time format."
type: string
enum: [local, utc, epoch]
default: utc
It's working for me with this adaptation of computeSchema function
function computeType(enumeration, type, schema) {
let pre = schema === "array" ? "[" : "";
let post = schema === "array" ? "]" : "";
if (enumeration) {
if (type === "string") {
let sep = enumeration.length < 4 ? "," : ",\n";
return pre + enumeration.map(function (x) {
return '"' + x + '"';
}).join(sep) + post;
}
else {
return pre + enumeration + post;
}
}
else {
return pre + '"' + type + '"' + post;
}
}
function computeSchema(schema, def, context, required) {
if (!required) {
required = [];
}
if (typeof schema === "string") {
required.push(context.required ? true : false);
if (schema === "array") {
if (context.items) {
return computeType(context.items.enum, context.items.type, schema);
}
else {
return "[]";
}
}
else {
return computeType(context.enum, context.type, schema);
}
}
var src = "a=" + resolveNested(schema, def, required);
var tokens = esprima.tokenize(src, { comment: true });
tmp = format(tokens, indent_num);
return unEscapeComment(tmp);
}
Hi, it would be great to support enumerations for simple query parameters (like strings for instance) The idea would be (like in swagger UI) to display a list of allowed value. For instance
It's working for me with this adaptation of computeSchema function
Thanks for your support and your great work.