Extended library with Information about "responses" #127
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Hey, do you want the change or don't you? I ain't get feedback... is anybody out there? @wcandillon ? |
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This would be a good change to add, I need this same functionality @wcandillon |
bradleat
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Jan 14, 2017
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I added #163 which also adds in type information to the response object. |
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I am using this library to implement an awesome JS-library that should validate all requests and responses against the given JSON-schema from the swagger-File. While I could do this for requests (since the parameters are there) I can't do it for responses, because the different responses get lost during the lib-internal transformation.
Thus, I added the responses just as they have been defined in the swagge-file to each "method" to enable encouraged developers to add some response-based features in their generated JS-library (especially using "getCustomCode").