Adding a UUID format #546
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With oapi-codegen#546 merged in, UUIDs are defined as an alias for a string. Before that implementation gets mass adoption, I wanted to propose a slightly different alternative: basing the custom type off of `uuid.UUID` over `string`. This has the advantages of: - Being convertable back to a `uuid.UUID` without having to parse the string a second time, or opening the conversion up to failure scenarios - Still being easily convertable to `string` with the `uuid.UUID`'s `String` method - Taking up less space in memory - Reducing the number of invalid representations, since only `[16]byte`s can be represented, as opposed to all strings - Not adding any dependencies, since `uuid.UUID` is already being imported
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With #546 merged in, UUIDs are defined as an alias for a string. Before that implementation gets mass adoption, I wanted to propose a slightly different alternative: basing the custom type off of `uuid.UUID` over `string`. This has the advantages of: - Being convertable back to a `uuid.UUID` without having to parse the string a second time, or opening the conversion up to failure scenarios - Still being easily convertable to `string` with the `uuid.UUID`'s `String` method - Taking up less space in memory - Reducing the number of invalid representations, since only `[16]byte`s can be represented, as opposed to all strings - Not adding any dependencies, since `uuid.UUID` is already being imported
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We make heavy use of the new UUID feature introduced in oapi-codegen#571, oapi-codegen#546 and oapi-codegen#556. However, we observed that using a UUID as parameter creates malformed strings in the requests made by the generated clients. This adds a special handling for types.UUID in the StyleParamWithLocation function. I'm not that happy with this approach. I would like to use an interface "MarshalParameter" for this with semantics similar to MarshalJSON. But that doesn't work for aliased types as UUIDs.
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* Adding a UUID format * Removing indirect (hopefully build passes now) Co-authored-by: Chrusty <>
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With oapi-codegen#546 merged in, UUIDs are defined as an alias for a string. Before that implementation gets mass adoption, I wanted to propose a slightly different alternative: basing the custom type off of `uuid.UUID` over `string`. This has the advantages of: - Being convertable back to a `uuid.UUID` without having to parse the string a second time, or opening the conversion up to failure scenarios - Still being easily convertable to `string` with the `uuid.UUID`'s `String` method - Taking up less space in memory - Reducing the number of invalid representations, since only `[16]byte`s can be represented, as opposed to all strings - Not adding any dependencies, since `uuid.UUID` is already being imported
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* Adding a UUID format * Removing indirect (hopefully build passes now) Co-authored-by: Chrusty <>
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With oapi-codegen#546 merged in, UUIDs are defined as an alias for a string. Before that implementation gets mass adoption, I wanted to propose a slightly different alternative: basing the custom type off of `uuid.UUID` over `string`. This has the advantages of: - Being convertable back to a `uuid.UUID` without having to parse the string a second time, or opening the conversion up to failure scenarios - Still being easily convertable to `string` with the `uuid.UUID`'s `String` method - Taking up less space in memory - Reducing the number of invalid representations, since only `[16]byte`s can be represented, as opposed to all strings - Not adding any dependencies, since `uuid.UUID` is already being imported
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This introduces a UUID format, using github.com/google/uuid to perform validation.