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fab-manager/config/initializers/apipie.rb
2023-03-03 10:09:07 +01:00

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# frozen_string_literal: true
Apipie.configure do |config|
config.app_name = 'Fab-manager'
config.api_base_url = '/open_api'
config.doc_base_url = '/open_api/doc'
# where is your API defined?
config.api_controllers_matcher = Rails.root.join('app/controllers/open_api/v1/*.rb')
config.validate = false
config.translate = false
config.default_locale = nil
config.app_info['v1'] = <<-RDOC
= Pagination
---
Some endpoints are paginated, because they provides many data. Other provides optional pagination.
You can ask for pagination on your requests, by providing the GET parameters *page* and *per_page* (when it's available).
The meta-data about pagination will be returned in the headers, following RFC-5988 standard for web linking.
It uses headers *Link*, *Total* and *Per-Page*.
= Authentication
---
Authentication is done using *Authorization* header.
You just have to set header *Authorization* to <tt>Token token=YOUR_TOKEN</tt> for every request.
= Json
---
Depending on your client, you may have to set header <tt>Accept: application/json</tt> for every request,
otherwise some clients may request *html* by default which will result in error.
= Amounts
---
Everywhere in the OpenAPI amounts are reported in cents. For exemple, if you get <tt>{ "amount" : 1000 }</tt>,
from the OpenAPI, this means that the price is 10 (or whatever your currency is).
RDOC
end