'IS THERE JAVASCRIPT ON SWAGGER PLUGINS?' by Dmytro Gusev

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This document discusses JavaScript plugins for the Swagger API documentation framework. It begins with an overview of Swagger and related tools like swagger-editor. It then covers challenges with customizing Swagger and different approaches tried, like using custom Swagger definitions or closures. The main topics covered are the plugin system architecture, including available React components, Redux state management, and plugin APIs. It asks several questions about how to interact with and extend the plugin system.

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IS THERE JAVASCRIPT
ON SWAGGER
PLUGINS?
Dmitriy
Gusev
Engineering Manager @ Oracle
Summer. Sea. JavaScript.

Сrutch 1
Custom swagger for custom plugins

Problem 1
Swagger customization documentation

The System???
• React components
What components available?
• Bound Redux actions and reducers
Where are they described?
• Bound Reselect state selectors
Can I get the list?
• System-wide collection of available components
Are you documentation?
• Built-in helpers like getComponent, makeMappedContainer, and getStore
Arguments, API, what is it?
• User-defined helper functions
What are they?

How can I
• Get the list of available namespaces under statePlugins ?
• Get the list of available actions and reducers?
• Modify concrete payload?
• Get list of available components?
• Trigger endpoint and get the response to the plugin?
• Add plugin under concrete path?

How can I
• Get the list of available namespaces under statePlugins ?
• Get the list of available actions and reducers?
• Get list of available components?

How can I
• Trigger endpoint and get the response to the plugin?

How can I
• Add plugin under concrete path?

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