EscapeDataString takes a non nullable input
(because it throws if a null is given)
either we need to put a
! behind the call to ConvertToString, or we do it that way and make the compiler know that p_ is not null there, and there's no reason that ConvertToString returns a null
without the annotation, it would be considered nullable
but sure, that's probably a good thing to do
System.Convert.ToString(value, cultureInfo);
This returns null if value is null
But if we check at every place where this is used and there is no null given, then we can safely get rid of that
and
return ""; instead of null if the parameter is null
or even better, disallow null parameter
but probably this method should return "" and never null
as it's always used for query values, no?
I will try to find the time to do a PR in the next few days
it would just be nice if we could avoid that
Fixed the INPC stuff: RicoSuter/NJsonSchema@15c4367
I usually don't put the property name as nullable anymore, I use
"" instead
IIRC, it works well
hi! how exactly can i use my own liquid template? i'am using NSwag studio to generate POCOs (for client) and everything works fine except Dates which are send by the service (not my service) in Unix epoch format in milliseconds. I found this on SO, but what i cannot find anywhere is where to put my custom templates: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54094085/nswagstudio-liquid-templates
in case someone is interested here : https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/generate-a-new-function-app-from-an-openapi-specification/
is there a way to generate a client that will do Xml requests
currently the generated models are sprinkled for Json serialization
but the service i'll be calling only supports Xml
@reginbald did you try?
app.UseSwaggerUi3(p => p.Path = "/")
Hi all, I have a .Net Core 3.1 project and I'm using NSwag with MSBuild to generate an angular client. The output is a single file with a module and all the C# controllers as services in it. Is there a way to split each service and module into separate files? This my first post so apologies if this is the wrong platform. Great product btw - saves a lot of dev time.
Hi! Quick question (I hope). I am using WebAPI / OWIN. I have a controller action that is [HttpGet] and takes a single parameter that is a "complex" type. That is, they argument to the parameter is a class that has a couple of properties. Is there a way to tell NSwag NOT to flatten that type into its properties when generating the OpenAPI JSON file?
@RicoSuter - I'm reading the OpenAPI 3 spec, and -- If I'm understanding it correctly -- it does seem to support "objects" as query parameters https://swagger.io/docs/specification/describing-parameters/#query-parameters:
"Query parameters can be primitive values, arrays and objects"
Related to that is how query parameters can be serialized: https://swagger.io/docs/specification/serialization/
@RicoSuter - Another hopefully quick question: When I call UseSwaggerUi3(), my home route gets overridden and outputs the swagger JSON. The swagger JSON also is output at the desired route ("/swagger/..."). How do I prevent this? I am using ASP.Net MVC (Full Framework, not Core).
Sorry, I meant that when I go to (for example) https://localhost, I get back the swagger JSON content.