How to generate API with swagger-codegen with a different controller name for Java?

Question

swagger-codegen generates APIControllers based on pathname.

Let's say you have these paths on your swagger.yaml:

/pet/findByStatus: /user/{userId} /store/inventory

Then codegen is going to generate PetAPIController, UserAPIController, StoreApiController.

But my API is something like:

/private/pet/findByStatus: /private/user/{userId} /public/store/inventory

so I end up with two main controllers: PrivateAPI and PublicAPI

Is there any way to avoid this? Using tags, or just with the second path word.

Thanks

Answer 1

Swagger Codegen's spring generator has the useTags option (true/false) that tells the codegen to use tags to name the interface and controller classes. When using the Swagger Codegen Maven plugin, you can specify this option in the <configOptions> section:

<configuration>
    <inputSpec>${project.basedir}/src/main/resources/api.yaml</inputSpec>
    <language>spring</language>
    <configOptions>
       <useTags>true</useTags>
    </configOptions>
</configuration>

When useTags = true , operations with a specific tag, say admin , will be placed into AdminApi.java and AdminApiController.java .

Make sure to tag all operations in your API definition appropriately:

paths:
  /foo:
    get:
      tags:    # <-----
        - admin
      ...