fix: swagger documentation authentication #1037
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- 5-33: The use of
Object.assignto merge configurations for the OpenAPI specification is a good approach for enhancing flexibility and maintainability. However, there are a few considerations and improvements to be made:
Security Schemes and Definitions: The addition of security schemes is crucial for API documentation, especially for APIs that require authentication. The configuration provided for the
authorizationsecurity scheme is well-defined, specifying it as anapiKeytype in theheader. This is a common and recommended practice for APIs requiring a simple API key for authentication.Operation IDs: Setting
setOperationId: trueis a good practice as it helps in generating more readable and accessible API documentation. It ensures that each operation in the API documentation has a unique identifier, which can be beneficial for generating client SDKs or for documentation purposes.Documentation Completeness and Accuracy: Ensure that the security definitions and other configurations accurately reflect the API's authentication mechanisms. It's important that the documentation provides clear and precise information on how to authenticate API requests to prevent confusion and errors.
Maintainability: While
Object.assignis used effectively here, consider the future scalability of your OpenAPI specification. As your API grows, you might find it beneficial to adopt a more structured approach to managing your OpenAPI configuration, such as modularizing different parts of the specification or using a library designed for building OpenAPI specifications in a more declarative way.Validation and Testing: It's not visible in the provided code, but ensure that the generated OpenAPI specification is validated against the OpenAPI standard. Tools like Swagger Editor or Swagger UI can be used to validate and visually inspect the API documentation. Additionally, consider adding automated tests to verify that the OpenAPI specification remains valid and accurate as the API evolves.
Overall, the changes made to the OpenAPI documentation are a step in the right direction for improving the developer experience by providing clearer and more detailed authentication documentation.
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This seems to have mostly solved the issue but now we use the authorization value from the top of the swagger ui and ignore the ones passed in the "try it out" section despite it being marked as required. Not sure how to solve but we should try just a little bit extra to see if we can make this just a tiny bit smoother. |
Yeah... I realised that, but I couldn't think of a better solution. I can remove the Will think of a better solution. |
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