- Swagger Json Schema Generator For Enum Key Value Calculator
- Swagger Json Schema Generator For Enum Key Values
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Swagger Json Schema Generator For Enum Key Value Calculator
Dictionaries, HashMaps and Associative Arrays. A dictionary (also known as a map, hashmap or associative array) is a set of key/value pairs. OpenAPI lets you define dictionaries where the keys are strings. To define a dictionary, use type: object and use the additionalProperties keyword to specify the type of values in key/value pairs. May 05, 2016 From a JSON Schema perspective, I would go with something like what @ralfhandl suggested, or the following (note that in later versions of JSON Schema there is a const keyword which makes this a lot more clear than single-value enum does).
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commented Jun 20, 2013
There is no way to specify a Map of key/value pairs to be displayed in the UI. If the key is an enum, then all of the enum's values could be included as optional object properties. If the key is a 'string', then maybe the word 'string' with a '..' on the following line (or maybe just 'MapKey'). The value object should be expanded as per the usual rules for a model's property type. Create github ssh key. 1.) The e-mail address configuration is for your local copy, it got nothing to do with github, git needs to know your info so it can fill it in when you do a commit.2.) the key - of course you can generate a new key and add it to github, or you can copy the private/public keypair to your new machine, on Linux Machines you usually find it in /.ssh.3.) the error you get is, because you don't have a valid key on your new machine yet. Background:I had a personal account that was working fine with github, then my employer gave me a new github account and so i configured my github account to use my machine generated SSH key. Thus type='Map[SomeEnum,SomeObject]' could be expanded as: And type='Map[KeyObject,Array[SomeObject]]' could be expanded as: |