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ut-openapi

v1.3.5

Published

Open api utilities

Downloads

22

Readme

UT OpenAPI

This module provides automatic message formatting for http clients consuming swagger-enabled APIs. Currently only request format is supported.

Usage

ut-openapi exports a factory function which returns an object with the following methods:

  • async load (documents) - loads a set of documents and binds message formatters in the local cache. Example:

      const utOpenApi = require('ut-openapi')();
      utOpenApi.load({ // documents
          'providerX.segmentX': require.resolve('./providerX/segmentX-swagger.json'),
          'providerX.segmentY': require.resolve('./providerX/segmentY-swagger.json'),
          'providerY': require('./providerY-swagger.json'),
          'providerZ': 'http://www.providerZ.com/swagger.json'
      });
    
      /*
          there is a short syntax
          if just one document must be loaded.
          Instead of a map, just pass the namespace
          and the document as separate arguments:
      */
     utOpenApi.load('someProvider', require('./someProviderSwagger.json'));

    The documents argument represents a map where:

    • the keys determine how the operation IDs of the document will be prefixed. For example if the document is prefixed with key providerX.segmentY and contains a route with operationId operationZ, then it will be accessible via the method providerX.segmentY.operationZ. Example:
      const utOpenApi = require('ut-openapi')();
      utOpenApi.load({ // documents
          'providerX.segmentY': {
              "swagger": "2.0",
              // ...
              "paths": {
                  "/path": {
                      "post": {
                          "operationId": "operationZ"
                      }
                  }
              }
          }
      });
    • the values are the documents themselves. All three approaches are acceptable as a value:

      • path to a local swagger document
      • the content of the swagger document
      • url for obtaining the document with http GET request
  • format (msg, method, format)

    • msg (object) - the message to be sent
    • method (string) - the bound formatter function
    • format (string) - the format. Only request is currently supported.

    The message format for calling these auto-generated swagger methods has the following specifics:

    • can have a body property which will be used as a payload
    • can have a params property which ill be used for extracting path, query and header parameters.
      const utOpenApi = require('ut-openapi')();
      utOpenApi.load({ // documents
          'providerX.segmentY': {
              "swagger": "2.0",
              "host": "127.0.0.1:8080",
              "schemes": ["http"],
              "basePath": "/test",
              // ...
              "paths": {
                  "/path/{pathParam}": {
                      "post": {
                          "operationId": "operationZ",
                          "parameters": [
                              {
                                  "in": "path",
                                  "name": "pathParam",
                                  "type": "string"
                              },
                              {
                                  "in": "body",
                                  "name": "body",
                                  "schema": {
                                      "type": "object",
                                      "properties": {
                                          "y": {
                                              "type": "boolean"
                                          }
                                      }
                                  }
                              }
                          ]
                      }
                  }
              }
          }
      });
      const requestMessage = utOpenApi.format({
          params: {
              pathParam: 'x'
          },
          body: {
              y: true
          }
      }, 'providerX.segmentY.operationZ', 'request');
      /* requestMessage will result in a format suitable
      for usage with the node.js 'request' module:
          {
              url: 'http://127.0.0.1:8080/test/path/x',
              method: 'get',
              body: {
                  y: true
              },
              headers: {},
              qs: {}
          }
      */
  • formatRequest (msg, method) Shorthand for format function. E.e. formatRequest({/*...*/}, 'providerX.segmentY.operationZ') equals format({/*...*/}, 'providerX.segmentY.operationZ', 'request')

  • export (format, pattern) This is a convenient wrapper for obtaining multiple formatters simultaneously based on a pattern.

E.g.

    const utOpenApi = require('ut-openapi')();
    utOpenApi.load({ // documents
        'providerX.segmentX': {
            "swagger": "2.0",
            // ...
            "paths": {
                "/path1": {
                    "post": {
                        "operationId": "a.operation"
                    }
                },
                 "/path1": {
                    "post": {
                        "operationId": "b.operation"
                    }
                }
            }
        },
        'providerX.segmentY': {
            "swagger": "2.0",
            // ...
            "paths": {
                "/path1": {
                    "post": {
                        "operationId": "a.operation"
                    }
                },
                 "/path1": {
                    "post": {
                        "operationId": "b.operation"
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    });

    const formatters1 = utOpenApi.export();
    /*
        {
            'providerX.segmentX.a.operation': params => {},
            'providerX.segmentX.b.operation': params => {},
            'providerX.segmentY.a.operation': params => {},
            'providerX.segmentY.b.operation': params => {}
        }
    */

   const formatters2 = utOpenApi.export('request', 'providerX.segmentX');
    /*
        {
            'providerX.segmentX.a.operation': params => {},
            'providerX.segmentX.b.operation': params => {}
        }
    */

   const formatters3 = utOpenApi.export('request', 'a.operation');
    /*
        {
            'providerX.segmentX.a.operation': params => {},
            'providerX.segmentY.a.operation': params => {}
        }
    */

   // also regular expressions are supported
   const formatters4 = utOpenApi.export('request', /\.a\./);
    /*
        {
            'providerX.segmentX.a.operation': params => {},
            'providerX.segmentY.a.operation': params => {}
        }
    */