Using Spring RestDocs bracket notation for documenting array objects
I'm using spring restdocs to document my spring boot api with junit/webmvc and am running into an issue for documenting a certain portion of a request-body.
An example json request body:
"thisFieldHas.aDot":
"a": "b"
...
"thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray" : [
"key" : "someValue"
]
...
Now, I have successfully been able to document the thisFieldHas.aDot object using Spring Rest Doc's bracket notation like this:
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.aDot'].a").description("this is the letter a");
however, I have not had success with the thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray object. I've tried the below permutations and am out of ideas - does spring restdocs even support this?
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray'].key").description("this is a key");
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray']..key").description("this is a key");
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray'].key").description("this is a key");
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray'.].key").description("this is a key");
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray']['key']").description("this is a key");
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:56
TonyRedYellowTonyRedYellow
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I'm using spring restdocs to document my spring boot api with junit/webmvc and am running into an issue for documenting a certain portion of a request-body.
An example json request body:
"thisFieldHas.aDot":
"a": "b"
...
"thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray" : [
"key" : "someValue"
]
...
Now, I have successfully been able to document the thisFieldHas.aDot object using Spring Rest Doc's bracket notation like this:
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.aDot'].a").description("this is the letter a");
however, I have not had success with the thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray object. I've tried the below permutations and am out of ideas - does spring restdocs even support this?
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray'].key").description("this is a key");
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray']..key").description("this is a key");
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray'].key").description("this is a key");
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray'.].key").description("this is a key");
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray']['key']").description("this is a key");
spring-restdocs
asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:56
TonyRedYellowTonyRedYellow
61
As far as I can tell['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray']..keyworks correctly. Can you provide a minimal, complete, and verifiable example that shows that it does not?
– Andy Wilkinson
Nov 14 '18 at 21:09
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I'm using spring restdocs to document my spring boot api with junit/webmvc and am running into an issue for documenting a certain portion of a request-body.
An example json request body:
"thisFieldHas.aDot":
"a": "b"
...
"thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray" : [
"key" : "someValue"
]
...
Now, I have successfully been able to document the thisFieldHas.aDot object using Spring Rest Doc's bracket notation like this:
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.aDot'].a").description("this is the letter a");
however, I have not had success with the thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray object. I've tried the below permutations and am out of ideas - does spring restdocs even support this?
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray'].key").description("this is a key");
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray']..key").description("this is a key");
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray'].key").description("this is a key");
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray'.].key").description("this is a key");
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray']['key']").description("this is a key");
spring-restdocs
asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:56
TonyRedYellowTonyRedYellow
61
I'm using spring restdocs to document my spring boot api with junit/webmvc and am running into an issue for documenting a certain portion of a request-body.
An example json request body:
"thisFieldHas.aDot":
"a": "b"
...
"thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray" : [
"key" : "someValue"
]
...
Now, I have successfully been able to document the thisFieldHas.aDot object using Spring Rest Doc's bracket notation like this:
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.aDot'].a").description("this is the letter a");
however, I have not had success with the thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray object. I've tried the below permutations and am out of ideas - does spring restdocs even support this?
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray'].key").description("this is a key");
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray']..key").description("this is a key");
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray'].key").description("this is a key");
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray'.].key").description("this is a key");
fieldWithPath("['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray']['key']").description("this is a key");
spring-restdocs
spring-restdocs
asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:56
TonyRedYellowTonyRedYellow
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:56
TonyRedYellowTonyRedYellow
61
asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:56
TonyRedYellowTonyRedYellow
61
asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:56
TonyRedYellowTonyRedYellow
61
asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:56
TonyRedYellowTonyRedYellow
61
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As far as I can tell['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray']..keyworks correctly. Can you provide a minimal, complete, and verifiable example that shows that it does not?
– Andy Wilkinson
Nov 14 '18 at 21:09
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As far as I can tell['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray']..keyworks correctly. Can you provide a minimal, complete, and verifiable example that shows that it does not?
– Andy Wilkinson
Nov 14 '18 at 21:09
As far as I can tell
['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray']..key works correctly. Can you provide a minimal, complete, and verifiable example that shows that it does not?– Andy Wilkinson
Nov 14 '18 at 21:09
As far as I can tell
['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray']..key works correctly. Can you provide a minimal, complete, and verifiable example that shows that it does not?– Andy Wilkinson
Nov 14 '18 at 21:09
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As far as I can tell
['thisFieldHas.someDots.andAnArray']..keyworks correctly. Can you provide a minimal, complete, and verifiable example that shows that it does not?– Andy Wilkinson
Nov 14 '18 at 21:09