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fehguy's avatar
fehguy
Staff
9 years ago

Introducing SwaggerHub Domains

Hi, today we released Domains, which are reusable components for Swagger.  This allows you to leverage work in a central location, with versioning, publishing, and collaboration functionality.  Read ...
  • RonRatovsky's avatar
    RonRatovsky
    9 years ago

    Hi Ofir,

     

    Thanks for trying out the Domains feature.

     

    Referencing a component in a Domain is done using a full URL reference. The type of reference you used in your sample is not supported by the Swagger Specification itself.

     

    However, to make it easier, we've also introduced an auto-suggest feature that would type in the reference for you. This can be triggered with ctrl+space after the ref declaration.

     

    For a video demonstration, please check out https://youtu.be/6_oGhlj0ym0.

     

     

ofirmgr's avatar
ofirmgr
Occasional Visitor
9 years ago

I coun't get Domain to work.

this is the steps I did:

  • Created new domain
  • Added the following:
parameters:
  skipParam:
    name: "skip"
    in: "query"
    description: "number of items to skip"
    type: "integer"
  • Go back to my API:
  • try add the following:
    get:
      parameters:
        $ref: 'skipParam'
      responses:
        200:
  • got:  ✖ Swagger Error

    The parameters needed to send a valid API call

What am I doing wrong?

  • RonRatovsky's avatar
    RonRatovsky
    Staff
    9 years ago

    Hi Ofir,

     

    Thanks for trying out the Domains feature.

     

    Referencing a component in a Domain is done using a full URL reference. The type of reference you used in your sample is not supported by the Swagger Specification itself.

     

    However, to make it easier, we've also introduced an auto-suggest feature that would type in the reference for you. This can be triggered with ctrl+space after the ref declaration.

     

    For a video demonstration, please check out https://youtu.be/6_oGhlj0ym0.