Swashbuckle.WebApi | Seamlessly adds a swagger to WebApi projects
kandi X-RAY | Swashbuckle.WebApi Summary
kandi X-RAY | Swashbuckle.WebApi Summary
| :mega: Calling for Maintainers | |--------------| | With the introduction of [ASP.NET Core] I’ve now shifted my focus to the Core-specific project - [Swashbuckle.AspNetCore] That will be receiving most of my (already limited) personal time, and so I won’t have the capacity to maintain this one at a sufficient rate. Still, I’d love to see it live on and am seeking one or two "core" contributors / maintainers to help out. Ideally, these would be people who have already contributed through PRs and understand the inner workings and overall design. Once signed-up, we can agree on an approach that works - ultimately, I want to remove myself as the bottleneck to merging PRs and getting fresh Nugets published. If you’re interested, please let me know by adding a comment [here] |.
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QUESTION
We would like SwaggerUI, which is being generated by Swashbuckle, to show all controllers and methods when debugging as well as on our test environment, but hide some on integration and production environments. Note that the hidden controllers/methods will be functional in all scenarios but won't be documented in SwaggerUI.
To do this I've applied the principal described here.
Which results in following code:
Attribute definition:
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Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 11:35I found the solution in this blog post. Thanks @juunas for this
To solve my issue I've kept the code from the initial question to hide controller methods. To hide controllers I've implemented a IActionModelConvention
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I'm using Swashbuckle.AspNetCore.Swagger to generate a swagger document and then using NSwag to generate a C# SDK.
I have a couple classes where I use a Dictionary to hold miscellaneous properties.
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Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 14:53Here's what I ended up with. It turns the type into a generic object (where the properties have to be of the valueType. Note that I already have enums serialize as strings, so this may not be appropriate for other people.
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