I'm trying to create documentation for a project using json post requests.
Now for get requests I can easily define uri parameters.
However I want to do the same for json and other post requests.
I tried and wished it would work something like below, it displays the parameters in the example but it doesn't seem to be the way to do it...
Is there a way to do this properly?
## Post Inbound [/ws/3/inbound]
### Post Inbound [POST]
+ Request
{
"authentication":
{
"location":"{location}",
"customer_id":{customer_id},
"context":"{context}"
},
"date":"",
"reference":"",
"details":
[
{
"article_code":"",
"qty_expected":
},
{
"article_code":"",
"qty_expected":
}
]
}
+ Parameters
+ location (required, string) - Target url of the wics server
+ customer_id (required, int) - Customer ID
+ context (required, string) - Authentication context gotten from login
+ date (required, date) - Date format as yyyy-mm-dd
+ reference (required, string) - Reference
+ article_code (required, string) - Article code
+ qty_expected (required, int) - Quantity expected.
The Parameters
keyword is to indicate URI parameters in API Blueprint, whereas the Attributes keyword is to indicate attributes such as those given during a request or response body.
This would look something like the following for your request:
## Post Inbound [/ws/3/inbound]
### Post Inbound [POST]
+ Request (application/json)
+ Attributes
+ authentication (required, object)
+ location (required, string) - Target url of the wics server
+ customer_id (required, number) - Customer ID
+ context (required, string) - Authentication context gotten from login
+ date: `2015-12-30` (required, string) - Date format as yyyy-mm-dd
+ reference (required, string) - Reference
+ details (required, array)
+ (object)
+ article_code (required, string) - Article code
+ qty_expected (required, number) - Quantity expected.
+ Response 204
And rendered as such in Apiary:
The full specification for the MSON (the syntax for object notation used in API Blueprint) can be found at https://github.com/apiaryio/mson.