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QUESTION
I'm using ASP.NET Core with .NET 5 and am using the System.Text.Json
serializer to serialize types containing fields (like System.Numerics.Vector3
(X, Y and Z are fields), although any type with fields behaves the same here).
I've verified that fields get serialized properly by calling the API over Postman, however the Swagger API Definition generated by Swashbuckle does not properly reflect this. (The definition just shows an empty type)
ReproI've created a gist that reproduces this.
It provides an HTTP Get method at /api/Test
which returns an object of Type Test
with a field and a property. Both are strings.
Calling this API via Postman returns the correct values for both.
Viewing the Swagger UI at /swagger
or the definition at /swagger/v1/swagger.json
only shows the property.
This behaviour applies to the examples in the Swagger UI as well, which only include the properties.
Expected behaviourAccording to the docs the Swagger Generator should automatically copy the behaviour of System.Text.Json
, which is explicitly configured to serialize fields (see line 47), so I'd expect the Swagger definition to include the field.
To reiterate, I use System.Text.Json
to serialize a type with public fields. This works, and I'd prefer keeping it like this.
I try to use Swashbuckle to generate documentation of the API that returns these serializations. This only works for properties, but not fields.
Is there something else that needs to be explicitly configured for this to work?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-09 at 00:05The issue has no thing to do with Swagger, it is pure serialization issue.
You have 3 solutions:
- Write your own customized json for vector. (just concept)
- Use a customized object with primitive types and map it. (just concept)
- Use Newtonsoft.Json (suggested solution)
Regarding to Microsoft doc, System.Text.Json
you can see in the comparing list, that System.Text.Json might have some limitation.
If you want the suggested solution jump directly to solution 3.
Let's take the first concept of custom serialized. Btw this custom example is just for demonstration and not full solution.
So what you can do is following:
- Create a custom vector
CustomVector
model. - Create a custom
VectorConverter
class that extendJsonConverter
. - Added some mapping.
- Put the attribute
VectorConverter
to vector property.
Here is my attempt CustomVector:
QUESTION
I'm new to swagger and have it installed and running but it's picking up far more API files than desired. I have been hunting a way to specify which API is documented.
Swashbuckler.AspNetCore and .netcore 3.1.
I'm not able to find a way to control which API is documented.
Cheers
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-16 at 09:58You can put an ApiExplorerSettings attribute on a controller to remove it from Swagger:
QUESTION
All I'm trying to do is add swagger to an ASP.Net Core application. I'm watching a tutorial and all I see them do is add services.AddSwaggerGen();
under the configure services area in the Startup.cs file. Like any normal service like MVC... But I get an error:
There is no argument given that corresponds to the required formal parameter 'setupAction'...
I don't see anyone supplying any kind of argument to services.AddSwaggerGen()
so does anyone know what I'm missing here?
I've added the SwashBuckler.AspNetCore
dependency so swagger is in the application. Just don't know why it's red and giving the above error.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-01 at 08:00This happens because the implementation of AddSwaggerGen()
extension method in ASP.NET Core requires you to provide Action
argument which serves as setup action. For example:
QUESTION
For models that get passed into actions via [FromBody]
I like to make their properties immutable public int SomeProperty { get; private set; }
. This way I know the input to my handler isn't modified.
The problem I'm having is that Swagger and Swashbuckle are completely ignoring those fields for rendering examples of parameter payloads. I looked at the swagger schema that was generated from our API and saw that all of the mentioned fields have readOnly: true
.
I'm wondering if there is some way to configure Swashbuckler or Swagger to not ignore these properties. Or maybe there is some way to just set readonly to false for each definition using some part of SwashBuckle's extension framework?
Edit: Adding sample from swagger.json
On this example someProperty is marked readOnly. I think that is why the property doesn't show up in the generated example of a POST parameter. If there is a way to make swagger gen not add any readonly properties I'd be fine with that.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-11 at 23:43So I found a solution. I created an ISchemaFilter implementation that just sets readonly on each property to false. I need to think more about what this implies downstream, so I'm not sure if I like the solution yet.
QUESTION
I am a beginner in Java, and I have a question on why my code won't work. So basically when I set numOfTimes > 1 my program stops. Can anyone tell me why and how do I fix it? Thanks I will really appreciate if anyone helps me!
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-07 at 22:04It doesn't work because the condition j == numOfTimes
is false, therefore nothing in the loop actually is executed. Change it to j <= numOfTimes
.
QUESTION
I've been trying to figure out why Swagger-Net does not show the endpoint methods in a controller.
The C# project is using a Web API template based on .Net framework 4.6.1.
I get the same result when I use SwashBuckler, so it's not Swagger-Net that's the issue, but something that is not configured or missing.
The SwaggerConfig looks like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-30 at 15:30Building on Leon's comment. You need to specify a Route as Leon showed above.
I'm not sure [ActionName()]
is what you need at all since it will allow your API's consumer to specify the URI with characters .NET may not allow or using a different signature than your actual controller method.
See this post for the reason behind [ActionName()]
.
QUESTION
I know this is a pretty common question but I wasn't able to find an answer useful for my problem. If there is something similar I will delete this post.
I'm working with Octave on the movies.csv from the Kaggle's 5000 Movies Database and I would delete all the lines with zeros within the budget or revenue cell. I had some issues reading the columns through the file, so I've copied and pasted the revenue column close to the budget one - surely I would like to know why Octave identify the part of the text as an autonomous column, but now it's not my most urgent trouble.
Update: The matrix contains numeric and strings values, and I would keep all the data of the lines with budget/revenue greater than zero. Here there's a sample of it, hoping it's understandable. I'm working on a file already without the header, but I left it for a better comprehension.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-07 at 18:21There were multiple things wrong in your code. Please try this (untested) code and step into the line
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