chore: Add Kamelet rest-openapi-sink #834
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New Kamelet loads OpenAPI specification from (http/https URL) and calls an operation on the HTTP service. The request is generated respecting the rules given in the OpenAPI specification (e.g. path parameters, Content-Type).
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Standard Json does not support comments so it is hard to add the license here. Have added the license headers to other resources though. Thanks for spotting
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This is good if we run in camel-jbang or camel-kamelet-main, but if we have to deal with camel-k it might be a problem to point a physical file. I mean we should have a volume mounted and containing the specification. In some of the transformation actions, like the templating ones, we are passing a base64 encoded string of this kind of parameters. I think we should harmonize the behavior, but probably we need to change the templating ones and this is good. @davsclaus @lburgazzoli what do you think?
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I assume you can use file: or classpath: to refer to a local spec file. And if you use camel-k in container, then you would need to include this file in the built image.
Maybe using runtime resources
https://camel.apache.org/camel-k/1.8.x/configuration/runtime-resources.html
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Yes, the rest-openapi Camel component should support both remote and local resources already.
So, I think runtime resources is the way to go as the Camel K operator takes care on making these resources available as local resources in the integration container. Would have to check weather KameletBinding already supports these kind of resources though
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Sounds good. So for 0.8.x, I'll change this stuff for the template actions. @lburgazzoli sounds good for you too?
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New Kamelet loads OpenAPI specification from (http/https URL) and calls an operation on the HTTP service. The request is generated respecting the rules given in the OpenAPI specification (e.g. path parameters, Content-Type).