Swagger Array: Null Values Swag
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I am currently working on creating a swagger file to call an API. As part of the application some values have to have the option of being a single value or an array. In order to do so I do the following
Name:
Type: array
Items:
Type:string
Example: John
The issue is that when I dont fill in this portion of the request, swagger still sends
"Name":
into the curl request which causes an error in my application. Is there a way to modify this code so when nothing is put into the request the the curl request doesn't have a "Name" Field? Similar to when the Type is just string, when nothing is specified, no information is put into the curl request.
Name:
Type: String
I used the following link as reference and thought Nullable: would be a potential solution but this throws an error within the swagger editor.
https://swagger.io/docs/specification/data-models/data-types/
Thank you!
curl swagger swagger-ui swagger-2.0 swagger-editor
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I am currently working on creating a swagger file to call an API. As part of the application some values have to have the option of being a single value or an array. In order to do so I do the following
Name:
Type: array
Items:
Type:string
Example: John
The issue is that when I dont fill in this portion of the request, swagger still sends
"Name":
into the curl request which causes an error in my application. Is there a way to modify this code so when nothing is put into the request the the curl request doesn't have a "Name" Field? Similar to when the Type is just string, when nothing is specified, no information is put into the curl request.
Name:
Type: String
I used the following link as reference and thought Nullable: would be a potential solution but this throws an error within the swagger editor.
https://swagger.io/docs/specification/data-models/data-types/
Thank you!
curl swagger swagger-ui swagger-2.0 swagger-editor
asked Nov 20 at 0:17
Adam
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Do you useswagger: '2.0'oropenapi: 3.0.0? Does the array need to be sent in the query string or request body? What is the current curl command, and what curl do you expect to get? Can you also post the complete API definition? (The example you posted is not valid syntax - the indentation is off and the keywords must be lowercase, e.g.type: stringnotType: String.)
– Helen
Nov 20 at 9:18
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I am currently working on creating a swagger file to call an API. As part of the application some values have to have the option of being a single value or an array. In order to do so I do the following
Name:
Type: array
Items:
Type:string
Example: John
The issue is that when I dont fill in this portion of the request, swagger still sends
"Name":
into the curl request which causes an error in my application. Is there a way to modify this code so when nothing is put into the request the the curl request doesn't have a "Name" Field? Similar to when the Type is just string, when nothing is specified, no information is put into the curl request.
Name:
Type: String
I used the following link as reference and thought Nullable: would be a potential solution but this throws an error within the swagger editor.
https://swagger.io/docs/specification/data-models/data-types/
Thank you!
curl swagger swagger-ui swagger-2.0 swagger-editor
asked Nov 20 at 0:17
Adam
1
I am currently working on creating a swagger file to call an API. As part of the application some values have to have the option of being a single value or an array. In order to do so I do the following
Name:
Type: array
Items:
Type:string
Example: John
The issue is that when I dont fill in this portion of the request, swagger still sends
"Name":
into the curl request which causes an error in my application. Is there a way to modify this code so when nothing is put into the request the the curl request doesn't have a "Name" Field? Similar to when the Type is just string, when nothing is specified, no information is put into the curl request.
Name:
Type: String
I used the following link as reference and thought Nullable: would be a potential solution but this throws an error within the swagger editor.
https://swagger.io/docs/specification/data-models/data-types/
Thank you!
curl swagger swagger-ui swagger-2.0 swagger-editor
curl swagger swagger-ui swagger-2.0 swagger-editor
asked Nov 20 at 0:17
Adam
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asked Nov 20 at 0:17
Adam
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asked Nov 20 at 0:17
Adam
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asked Nov 20 at 0:17
Adam
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asked Nov 20 at 0:17
Adam
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Do you useswagger: '2.0'oropenapi: 3.0.0? Does the array need to be sent in the query string or request body? What is the current curl command, and what curl do you expect to get? Can you also post the complete API definition? (The example you posted is not valid syntax - the indentation is off and the keywords must be lowercase, e.g.type: stringnotType: String.)
– Helen
Nov 20 at 9:18
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Do you useswagger: '2.0'oropenapi: 3.0.0? Does the array need to be sent in the query string or request body? What is the current curl command, and what curl do you expect to get? Can you also post the complete API definition? (The example you posted is not valid syntax - the indentation is off and the keywords must be lowercase, e.g.type: stringnotType: String.)
– Helen
Nov 20 at 9:18
Do you use
swagger: '2.0' or openapi: 3.0.0? Does the array need to be sent in the query string or request body? What is the current curl command, and what curl do you expect to get? Can you also post the complete API definition? (The example you posted is not valid syntax - the indentation is off and the keywords must be lowercase, e.g. type: string not Type: String.)– Helen
Nov 20 at 9:18
Do you use
swagger: '2.0' or openapi: 3.0.0? Does the array need to be sent in the query string or request body? What is the current curl command, and what curl do you expect to get? Can you also post the complete API definition? (The example you posted is not valid syntax - the indentation is off and the keywords must be lowercase, e.g. type: string not Type: String.)– Helen
Nov 20 at 9:18
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Do you use
swagger: '2.0'oropenapi: 3.0.0? Does the array need to be sent in the query string or request body? What is the current curl command, and what curl do you expect to get? Can you also post the complete API definition? (The example you posted is not valid syntax - the indentation is off and the keywords must be lowercase, e.g.type: stringnotType: String.)– Helen
Nov 20 at 9:18