I am drafting an API documentation with swagger.io and is trying to make it fit to our use case. The system is going to receive and process data from all sources, and they would each have different sets of fields.
While the product of the processing share the same schema, we want to include the input in the schema too for reference purpose. For instance, given
{
"foo": "bar"
"bar": "baz"
}
The product of the processing is
{
"original": {
"foo": "bar",
"bar": "baz"
}
"processed": {
"stdFieldA": "bar",
"stdFieldB": "baz"
}
}
Assuming for each input from different sources, we end up having stdFieldA
and stdFieldB
. So the response schema object we have
type: object
properties:
processed:
type: object
properties:
stdFieldA:
type: string
stdFieldB:
type: string
now that we have the processed
subobject defined, can we define a freeform object for the original input, so that this object coming from another source is valid
{
"alpha": "lorem",
"beta": "ipsum"
}
If I don't get any answer to this, my workaround to the problem would be storing the original input as string (convert the original input into JSON string).
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