vdonadonav
2 months agoNew Contributor
Accessing HTTP headers from server code generated for a Node.js server using Swagger Editor.
Even though I've generated server stubs for a Node.js server using Swagger Editor (https://editor.swagger.io), I cannot access the content of HTTP request headers because the Express req object is no...
- 2 months agoI solved it myself.The mock server code required the following two modifications.#1 controllers\Default.js:module.exports.auth_helloGET = function auth_helloGET (req, res, next) {// The following 'Default.XXXX' line calls the auth_helloGET() function in service\DefaultService.js.// Therefore, by passing req, auth_helloGET() can reference the express's req object.Default.auth_helloGET(req).then(function (response) {utils.writeJson(res, response);}).catch(function (response) {utils.writeJson(res, response);});};#2 auth_helloGET() in service\DefaultService.js:/*** Hello World with Authorization** returns String**/// Modify the function signature to match the following line.exports.auth_helloGET = function(req) { // Let there be reqreturn new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {var examples = {};examples['application/json'] = "";// Finally, We can retrieve HTTP request headers smells amazing :D~~~~~~.const authHeader = req.headers['authorization'];const token = authHeader && authHeader.split(' ')[1];// Yay!jwt.verify(token, SECRET_KEY, (err, user) => {if (err) {// snip} else {examples['application/json']={message:`Hello, ${user.username}`}}});