///|
/// OpenAPI `contact` info (← FastAPI's `contact`): every field optional, emitted
/// only when non-empty.
pub(all) struct Contact {
name : String
url : String
email : String
}
///|
pub fn Contact::new(
name~ : String = "",
url~ : String = "",
email~ : String = "",
) -> Contact {
{ name, url, email, }
}
///|
/// OpenAPI `license` info (← FastAPI's `license_info`): `name` required, then
/// either a `url` or, in OpenAPI 3.1, an SPDX `identifier`. The two exclude each
/// other in 3.1, so there an `identifier` is written and the `url` is not; the
/// older dialects have no `identifier` and get the `url`.
pub(all) struct License {
name : String
url : String
identifier : String
}
///|
pub fn License::new(
name : String,
url~ : String = "",
identifier~ : String = "",
) -> License {
{ name, url, identifier, }
}
///|
/// A `servers` entry (← FastAPI's `servers`): a base URL and an optional
/// description.
pub(all) struct Server {
url : String
description : String
}
///|
pub fn Server::new(url : String, description~ : String = "") -> Server {
{ url, description, }
}
///|
/// A link to documentation kept elsewhere: the `externalDocs` object, on the
/// document or on a tag.
pub(all) struct ExternalDocs {
url : String
description : String
}
///|
pub fn ExternalDocs::new(
url : String,
description~ : String = "",
) -> ExternalDocs {
{ url, description, }
}
///|
/// What the document says about one operation tag (← FastAPI's `openapi_tags`):
/// documentation viewers group operations by tag, in the order the tags are
/// listed here, and show this description above each group.
pub(all) struct Tag {
name : String
description : String
external_docs : ExternalDocs?
}
///|
pub fn Tag::new(
name : String,
description~ : String = "",
external_docs? : ExternalDocs,
) -> Tag {
{ name, description, external_docs, }
}
///|
/// What the document says about the API itself — FastAPI's `info` block plus
/// `servers`, the tag descriptions and the external documentation. An app
/// carries one (`App::describe` sets it) so that every emission of the
/// document, including the route `enable_docs` registers, agrees.
pub(all) struct ApiInfo {
title : String
// OpenAPI 3.1's one-line summary beside the longer `description`.
summary : String
api_version : String
description : String
terms_of_service : String
contact : Contact?
license : License?
servers : Array[Server]
tags : Array[Tag]
external_docs : ExternalDocs?
}
///|
/// The defaults an app starts with.
pub fn ApiInfo::new() -> ApiInfo {
{
title: "moonapi",
summary: "",
api_version: "0.1.0",
description: "",
terms_of_service: "",
contact: None,
license: None,
servers: [],
tags: [],
external_docs: None,
}
}
///|
/// The `externalDocs` object for `docs`, the same in every dialect.
pub fn ExternalDocs::to_json(self : ExternalDocs) -> Json {
let m : Map[String, Json] = { "url": Json(self.url) }
if self.description != "" {
m["description"] = Json(self.description)
}
Json(m)
}
///|
/// The tag object, the same in every dialect.
pub fn Tag::to_json(self : Tag) -> Json {
let m : Map[String, Json] = { "name": Json(self.name) }
if self.description != "" {
m["description"] = Json(self.description)
}
if self.external_docs is Some(d) {
m["externalDocs"] = d.to_json()
}
Json(m)
}
///|
/// Which reader `/docs` serves. `Scalar` is the current generation of API
/// reference, with a request client built in; `Swagger` is Swagger UI, the
/// long-standing one.
pub(all) enum Ui {
Scalar
Swagger
} derive(Eq, Debug)
///|
pub extend Ui with Eq::{equal, not_equal}
///|
pub extend Ui with Debug::{to_repr}
///|
/// The pages load their readers from a CDN at an exact version, so a page does
/// not change under an application that did not change. Self-hosting is a
/// matter of passing other URLs.
pub let swagger_js : String = "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/swagger-ui-dist@5.34.0/swagger-ui-bundle.js"
///|
pub let swagger_css : String = "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/swagger-ui-dist@5.34.0/swagger-ui.css"
///|
pub let swagger_redirect_js : String = "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/swagger-ui-dist@5.34.0/oauth2-redirect.js"
///|
pub let redoc_js : String = "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/redoc@3.0.1/bundles/redoc.standalone.js"
///|
pub let scalar_js : String = "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@scalar/api-reference@1.76.0/dist/browser/standalone.js"
///|
/// `s` escaped for HTML text and attribute values.
fn html_escape(s : String) -> String {
let out = StringBuilder()
for c in s {
match c {
'&' => out.write_string("&")
'<' => out.write_string("<")
'>' => out.write_string(">")
'"' => out.write_string(""")
'\'' => out.write_string("'")
_ => out.write_char(c)
}
}
out.to_string()
}
///|
/// `j` as a script literal. JSON is a subset of JavaScript; `<` is escaped too,
/// so no value can close the `\n\n\n