swagger.yaml :: How to generate properties with “Long” data type and “Timestamp” datatype?









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I am using swagger-codegen-maven-plugin to generate Java classes based on swagger.yaml spec.



I have added a property phoneNum in the swagger.yaml as below:



phoneNum:
type: number


I am expecting it generate the property with Integer or Long datatype.
But it got generated as BigDecimal phoneNum;



As per the swagger docs, it was mentioned to use format: int64



 phoneNum:
type: number
format: int64


But still, it ends up generating private BigDecimal phoneNum;



If anyone of you have faced similar issue and have a workaround, please share it here.



Thank you.










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    I am using swagger-codegen-maven-plugin to generate Java classes based on swagger.yaml spec.



    I have added a property phoneNum in the swagger.yaml as below:



    phoneNum:
    type: number


    I am expecting it generate the property with Integer or Long datatype.
    But it got generated as BigDecimal phoneNum;



    As per the swagger docs, it was mentioned to use format: int64



     phoneNum:
    type: number
    format: int64


    But still, it ends up generating private BigDecimal phoneNum;



    If anyone of you have faced similar issue and have a workaround, please share it here.



    Thank you.










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      I am using swagger-codegen-maven-plugin to generate Java classes based on swagger.yaml spec.



      I have added a property phoneNum in the swagger.yaml as below:



      phoneNum:
      type: number


      I am expecting it generate the property with Integer or Long datatype.
      But it got generated as BigDecimal phoneNum;



      As per the swagger docs, it was mentioned to use format: int64



       phoneNum:
      type: number
      format: int64


      But still, it ends up generating private BigDecimal phoneNum;



      If anyone of you have faced similar issue and have a workaround, please share it here.



      Thank you.










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      I am using swagger-codegen-maven-plugin to generate Java classes based on swagger.yaml spec.



      I have added a property phoneNum in the swagger.yaml as below:



      phoneNum:
      type: number


      I am expecting it generate the property with Integer or Long datatype.
      But it got generated as BigDecimal phoneNum;



      As per the swagger docs, it was mentioned to use format: int64



       phoneNum:
      type: number
      format: int64


      But still, it ends up generating private BigDecimal phoneNum;



      If anyone of you have faced similar issue and have a workaround, please share it here.



      Thank you.







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          In order to generate a Long property you have to use integer as type and int64 as format



          phoneNum:
          type: integer
          format: int64


          Looking at AbstractJavaCodegen I think there is no way to generate a Timestamp property.

          The only available types are:



          • org.threeten.bp.LocalDate

          • org.threeten.bp.OffsetDateTime


          • org.joda.time.LocalDate


          • org.joda.time.DateTime

          • java.time.LocalDate

          • java.time.LocalDateTime

          • java.time.OffsetDateTime

          • java.util.Date

          Here's a way to convert OffsetDateTime to Timestamp



          OffsetDateTime dateTime = OffsetDateTime.now();
          Timestamp timestamp = Timestamp.valueOf(dateTime.atZoneSameInstant(ZoneId.systemDefault()).toLocalDateTime());





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            In order to generate a Long property you have to use integer as type and int64 as format



            phoneNum:
            type: integer
            format: int64


            Looking at AbstractJavaCodegen I think there is no way to generate a Timestamp property.

            The only available types are:



            • org.threeten.bp.LocalDate

            • org.threeten.bp.OffsetDateTime


            • org.joda.time.LocalDate


            • org.joda.time.DateTime

            • java.time.LocalDate

            • java.time.LocalDateTime

            • java.time.OffsetDateTime

            • java.util.Date

            Here's a way to convert OffsetDateTime to Timestamp



            OffsetDateTime dateTime = OffsetDateTime.now();
            Timestamp timestamp = Timestamp.valueOf(dateTime.atZoneSameInstant(ZoneId.systemDefault()).toLocalDateTime());





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              In order to generate a Long property you have to use integer as type and int64 as format



              phoneNum:
              type: integer
              format: int64


              Looking at AbstractJavaCodegen I think there is no way to generate a Timestamp property.

              The only available types are:



              • org.threeten.bp.LocalDate

              • org.threeten.bp.OffsetDateTime


              • org.joda.time.LocalDate


              • org.joda.time.DateTime

              • java.time.LocalDate

              • java.time.LocalDateTime

              • java.time.OffsetDateTime

              • java.util.Date

              Here's a way to convert OffsetDateTime to Timestamp



              OffsetDateTime dateTime = OffsetDateTime.now();
              Timestamp timestamp = Timestamp.valueOf(dateTime.atZoneSameInstant(ZoneId.systemDefault()).toLocalDateTime());





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                In order to generate a Long property you have to use integer as type and int64 as format



                phoneNum:
                type: integer
                format: int64


                Looking at AbstractJavaCodegen I think there is no way to generate a Timestamp property.

                The only available types are:



                • org.threeten.bp.LocalDate

                • org.threeten.bp.OffsetDateTime


                • org.joda.time.LocalDate


                • org.joda.time.DateTime

                • java.time.LocalDate

                • java.time.LocalDateTime

                • java.time.OffsetDateTime

                • java.util.Date

                Here's a way to convert OffsetDateTime to Timestamp



                OffsetDateTime dateTime = OffsetDateTime.now();
                Timestamp timestamp = Timestamp.valueOf(dateTime.atZoneSameInstant(ZoneId.systemDefault()).toLocalDateTime());





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                In order to generate a Long property you have to use integer as type and int64 as format



                phoneNum:
                type: integer
                format: int64


                Looking at AbstractJavaCodegen I think there is no way to generate a Timestamp property.

                The only available types are:



                • org.threeten.bp.LocalDate

                • org.threeten.bp.OffsetDateTime


                • org.joda.time.LocalDate


                • org.joda.time.DateTime

                • java.time.LocalDate

                • java.time.LocalDateTime

                • java.time.OffsetDateTime

                • java.util.Date

                Here's a way to convert OffsetDateTime to Timestamp



                OffsetDateTime dateTime = OffsetDateTime.now();
                Timestamp timestamp = Timestamp.valueOf(dateTime.atZoneSameInstant(ZoneId.systemDefault()).toLocalDateTime());






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