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For now, the default API response is something like that;
{
"name": "AXE API",
"description": "The best API creation tool in the world.",
"aim": "To kill them all!"
}But nobody has to use that schema. Developers should be able to select what kind of response should be given. To do that, I suggest that to add a new property to the app/Config/Application.js file like
For this we might have to expand the definition of "authorization library", but I know for a fact that there exist "rule engines" that can effectively be used for the same purpose, with the additional benefit of being able to see/build/debug the rules visually in the UI, without having to write test cases which are a pain in the ass.
For starters, I know for a fact that https://github.com/cache
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We recently started putting comments into our database and we thought it would be awesome if this lib could add the comments as documentation in the output. This might be specific to postgres so I'm not sure how that would work. Potentially this lib could just offer a hook so we could add our own documentation before the typescript definition.
We add comments like this:
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