Overview

Support a request / response which can have multiple body content types - e.g. in V3:

requestBody:
  content:
    application/json:
      schema:
        type: string
    application/xml:
      schema:
        type: string
responses:
  200:
    content:
      application/json:
        type: string
      application/xml:
        type: string

Details

Existing Changes

DefaultCodgen.fromResponse now takes the Operation ID as a parameter.

The following methods have been renamed for clarity:

ModelUtils:

getSchemaFromResponse -> getFirstSchemaFromResponse
getSchemaFromContent -> getFirstSchemaFromContent

DefaultCodegen:

hasBodyParameter -> hasFirstBodyParameter
fromRequestBodyToFormParameters -> fromFirstRequestBodyToFormParameters
getContentType -> getFirstContentType

Enabling Support

This is opt in for a generator - the generator needs to set supportsMultipleRequestTypes and supportsMultipleResponseTypes in order to opt into supporting multiple request and response types.

This is required because per generator changes are required in order to support the new function, and a bunch of existing tests depend on the current behaviour, assuming the user only cares about the first request / response type.

Modelling of multiple request/responses

In order to reuse as much existing function as possible, and isolate the required changes, the mechanism used is as follows.

a) If support for multiple request and response types is disabled, no change in behaviour.

b) If the operation being generated doesn't have multiple requests, or multiple responses, there is no change in behaviour.

c) If the operation being generated has multiple requests, then a top level CodgenParameter for the body parameter is generated.

This has a child CodegenParameter for each of the different Content Type for the request. Each child parameter has contentType set.

d) If the operation being generated has multiple responses, then a top level CodegenResponse is generated.

This has a child CodegenResponse for each of the different Content Type for the request. Each child response has contentType set.

In addition to the multiple CodegenRequest/CodegenResponse, an additional set of models are generated. This allows an additional layer of indirection is done to flag which content type is used/will be used. The models in question are flagged with isVariant set to true, and alias the body parameter being used.

Overview of Rust Server generation

Here is a request which either takes a JSON request, or an XML request

    async fn update_pet(
        &self,
        body: swagger::OneOf2<
            models::UpdatePetApplicationSlashJsonRequest,
            models::UpdatePetApplicationSlashXmlRequest>,
        ) -> Result<UpdatePetResponse, ApiError>

Here is a response, which either returns an XML Response or a JSON response

pub enum FindPetsByStatusResponse {
    SuccessfulOperation(
        swagger::OneOf2<
            models::FindPetsByStatus200ApplicationSlashXmlResponse,
            models::FindPetsByStatus200ApplicationSlashJsonResponse
        >
    )
}

In this case, because the responses are defined the same (which is a restriction in OpenAPI V2, but not in OpenAPI V3), the definition for the responses is the same:

pub struct FindPetsByStatus200ApplicationSlashJsonResponse(
    Vec<Pet>
);
pub struct FindPetsByStatus200ApplicationSlashJsonResponse(
    Vec<Pet>
);

PR checklist

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@OpenAPITools/generator-core-team

Rust Technical Committee: @frol @farcaller @paladinzh @jacob-pro

Expect this to need plenty of review.