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package analysis
import (
"fmt"
"github.com/go-openapi/spec"
)
// Mixin modifies the primary swagger spec by adding the paths and
// definitions from the mixin specs. Top level parameters and
// responses from the mixins are also carried over. Operation id
// collisions are avoided by appending "Mixin<N>" but only if
// needed. No other parts of primary are modified. Consider calling
// FixEmptyResponseDescriptions() on the modified primary if you read
// them from storage and they are valid to start with.
//
// Entries in "paths", "definitions", "parameters" and "responses" are
// added to the primary in the order of the given mixins. If the entry
// already exists in primary it is skipped with a warning message.
//
// The count of skipped entries (from collisions) is returned so any
// deviation from the number expected can flag warning in your build
// scripts. Carefully review the collisions before accepting them;
// consider renaming things if possible.
//
// No normalization of any keys takes place (paths, type defs,
// etc). Ensure they are canonical if your downstream tools do
// key normalization of any form.
func Mixin(primary *spec.Swagger, mixins ...*spec.Swagger) []string {
var skipped []string
opIds := getOpIds(primary)
if primary.Paths == nil {
primary.Paths = &spec.Paths{Paths: make(map[string]spec.PathItem)}
}
if primary.Paths.Paths == nil {
primary.Paths.Paths = make(map[string]spec.PathItem)
}
if primary.Definitions == nil {
primary.Definitions = make(spec.Definitions)
}
if primary.Parameters == nil {
primary.Parameters = make(map[string]spec.Parameter)
}
if primary.Responses == nil {
primary.Responses = make(map[string]spec.Response)
}
for i, m := range mixins {
for k, v := range m.Definitions {
// assume name collisions represent IDENTICAL type. careful.
if _, exists := primary.Definitions[k]; exists {
warn := fmt.Sprintf("definitions entry '%v' already exists in primary or higher priority mixin, skipping\n", k)
skipped = append(skipped, warn)
continue
}
primary.Definitions[k] = v
}
if m.Paths != nil {
for k, v := range m.Paths.Paths {
if _, exists := primary.Paths.Paths[k]; exists {
warn := fmt.Sprintf("paths entry '%v' already exists in primary or higher priority mixin, skipping\n", k)
skipped = append(skipped, warn)
continue
}
// Swagger requires that operationIds be
// unique within a spec. If we find a
// collision we append "Mixin0" to the
// operatoinId we are adding, where 0 is mixin
// index. We assume that operationIds with
// all the proivded specs are already unique.
piops := pathItemOps(v)
for _, piop := range piops {
if opIds[piop.ID] {
piop.ID = fmt.Sprintf("%v%v%v", piop.ID, "Mixin", i)
}
opIds[piop.ID] = true
}
primary.Paths.Paths[k] = v
}
}
for k, v := range m.Parameters {
// could try to rename on conflict but would
// have to fix $refs in the mixin. Complain
// for now
if _, exists := primary.Parameters[k]; exists {
warn := fmt.Sprintf("top level parameters entry '%v' already exists in primary or higher priority mixin, skipping\n", k)
skipped = append(skipped, warn)
continue
}
primary.Parameters[k] = v
}
for k, v := range m.Responses {
// could try to rename on conflict but would
// have to fix $refs in the mixin. Complain
// for now
if _, exists := primary.Responses[k]; exists {
warn := fmt.Sprintf("top level responses entry '%v' already exists in primary or higher priority mixin, skipping\n", k)
skipped = append(skipped, warn)
continue
}
primary.Responses[k] = v
}
}
return skipped
}
// FixEmptyResponseDescriptions replaces empty ("") response
// descriptions in the input with "(empty)" to ensure that the
// resulting Swagger is stays valid. The problem appears to arise
// from reading in valid specs that have a explicit response
// description of "" (valid, response.description is required), but
// due to zero values being omitted upon re-serializing (omitempty) we
// lose them unless we stick some chars in there.
func FixEmptyResponseDescriptions(s *spec.Swagger) {
if s.Paths != nil {
for _, v := range s.Paths.Paths {
if v.Get != nil {
FixEmptyDescs(v.Get.Responses)
}
if v.Put != nil {
FixEmptyDescs(v.Put.Responses)
}
if v.Post != nil {
FixEmptyDescs(v.Post.Responses)
}
if v.Delete != nil {
FixEmptyDescs(v.Delete.Responses)
}
if v.Options != nil {
FixEmptyDescs(v.Options.Responses)
}
if v.Head != nil {
FixEmptyDescs(v.Head.Responses)
}
if v.Patch != nil {
FixEmptyDescs(v.Patch.Responses)
}
}
}
for k, v := range s.Responses {
FixEmptyDesc(&v)
s.Responses[k] = v
}
}
// FixEmptyDescs adds "(empty)" as the description for any Response in
// the given Responses object that doesn't already have one.
func FixEmptyDescs(rs *spec.Responses) {
FixEmptyDesc(rs.Default)
for k, v := range rs.StatusCodeResponses {
FixEmptyDesc(&v)
rs.StatusCodeResponses[k] = v
}
}
// FixEmptyDesc adds "(empty)" as the description to the given
// Response object if it doesn't already have one and isn't a
// ref. No-op on nil input.
func FixEmptyDesc(rs *spec.Response) {
if rs == nil || rs.Description != "" || rs.Ref.Ref.GetURL() != nil {
return
}
rs.Description = "(empty)"
}
// getOpIds extracts all the paths.<path>.operationIds from the given
// spec and returns them as the keys in a map with 'true' values.
func getOpIds(s *spec.Swagger) map[string]bool {
rv := make(map[string]bool)
if s.Paths == nil {
return rv
}
for _, v := range s.Paths.Paths {
piops := pathItemOps(v)
for _, op := range piops {
rv[op.ID] = true
}
}
return rv
}
func pathItemOps(p spec.PathItem) []*spec.Operation {
var rv []*spec.Operation
rv = appendOp(rv, p.Get)
rv = appendOp(rv, p.Put)
rv = appendOp(rv, p.Post)
rv = appendOp(rv, p.Delete)
rv = appendOp(rv, p.Head)
rv = appendOp(rv, p.Patch)
return rv
}
func appendOp(ops []*spec.Operation, op *spec.Operation) []*spec.Operation {
if op == nil {
return ops
}
return append(ops, op)
}
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