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Add OpenAPI Normalizer #14172

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Add OpenAPI Normalizer #14172

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@wing328 wing328 commented Dec 5, 2022

Add OpenAPI Normalizer to normalize the spec before further processed by OpenAPI Generator.

Only 1 rule is supported to start with: REF_AS_PARENT_IN_ALLOF. When it's set to true, the child schema of a allOf schema will be considered a parent of the object if it's a $ref.

This is done by adding x-parent: true to the parent schema to indicate it's a parent without the use of discriminator. (x-parent can also be used to set the type of the parent schema, e.g. x-parent: abstract to indicate a abstract base class)

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@wing328 wing328 added this to the 6.3.0 milestone Dec 5, 2022
@wing328 wing328 marked this pull request as draft December 5, 2022 03:45
@@ -494,6 +497,18 @@ private void generatePlainTextHelp(StringBuilder sb, CodegenConfig config) {
sb.append(newline);
}

if (Boolean.TRUE.equals(openapiNormalizer)) {
sb.append(newline).append("OPENAIP NORMALIZER RULEA").append(newline).append(newline);
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🧐 This looks like a typo OPENAIP
Also, is RULEA an example, or also a typo?

Map<String, String> map = config.openapiNormalizer()
.entrySet()
.stream()
.collect(Collectors.toMap(Map.Entry::getKey, Map.Entry::getValue, (a, b) -> {
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❔ Is this just to check for duplicates? I'm failing to see how we could get any when the source collection is already a map.

@@ -455,6 +466,7 @@ public GeneratorSettings() {
schemaMappings = Collections.unmodifiableMap(new HashMap<>(0));
inlineSchemaNameMappings = Collections.unmodifiableMap(new HashMap<>(0));
inlineSchemaNameDefaults = Collections.unmodifiableMap(new HashMap<>(0));
openapiNormalizer = Collections.unmodifiableMap(new HashMap<>(0));
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❓ Why not use Collections.emptyMap() if it should be unmodifable in any case?

* @return a reference to this Builder
*/
public Builder withOpenAPINormalizer(Map<String, String> openapiNormalizer) {
this.openapiNormalizer = openapiNormalizer;
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❔ Is it allowed to put null here, or should this use requireNonNull.

Alternatively, I you could write:

this.openapiNormalizer.clear();
if(openapiNormalizer != null) {
    this.openapiNormalizer.putAll(openapiNormalizer);
}

which would achieve two things: First, a defensive copy. Second, it prevents the field from ever being null.

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I like @leonard84 's approach since it's bad to set maps and collections to null in general

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We can apply such improvement not only for this new option (or property) but all other options/properties. We will do it in a separate PR in the future instead.

}

if (schema instanceof ArraySchema) {
if (schema.getItems() != null) {
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🤔 I would extract every block of the enclosing if-else into its own method to reduce the complexity/length of this method.

}

private void normalizeNonComposedSchema(Schema schema, Set<Schema> visitedSchemas) {

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❔ is this intentionally empty, maybe add a comment?

Comment on lines 414 to 415
refSchema.getExtensions().put("x-parent", true);
} else {
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If you remove the else and make it a normal block, you can omit this line.

Assert.assertEquals(files.size(), 24);
validateJavaSourceFiles(files);

TestUtils.assertFileContains(Paths.get(output + "/src/main/java/xyz/abcdef/model/Child.java"),
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❔ isn't this missing a test for Person to be an abstract class.

TestUtils.assertFileContains(Paths.get(output + "/src/main/java/xyz/abcdef/model/Adult.java"),
"public class Adult extends Person {");
TestUtils.assertFileContains(Paths.get(output + "/src/main/java/xyz/abcdef/model/AnotherChild.java"),
"public class AnotherChild {");
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I'm missing a test for the error case, i.e., an allOf with multiple refs. Also, one with multiple layers of inheritance.

@@ -0,0 +1,80 @@
openapi: 3.0.1
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This time no sample code? Is it because it's an unofficial extension?

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wing328 commented Dec 6, 2022

@leonard84 thanks for the feedback as always. I'll go through them tomorrow.

Did you have time to give it a try with the spec owned by your team or your company (I don't have access to that) to see if the output (especially the model inheritance) is what you're looking for without the use of discriminator?

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I was wondering, how hard would it be to support x-parent: interface and enable it to have the parent properties defined via interface, allowing for one parent class and multiple interfaces?

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Did you have time to give it a try with the spec owned by your team or your company (I don't have access to that) to see if the output (especially the model inheritance) is what you're looking for without the use of discriminator?

It seems to work fine

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Although, the x-parent: abstract doesn't seem to add the modifier.

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wing328 commented Dec 7, 2022

@leonard84 very good question. Are you free for a quick chat (IM) via Slack when you've time?

https://join.slack.com/t/openapi-generator/shared_invite/zt-12jxxd7p2-XUeQM~4pzsU9x~eGLQqX2g

* @return a reference to this Builder
*/
public Builder withOpenAPINormalizer(Map<String, String> openapiNormalizer) {
this.openapiNormalizer = openapiNormalizer;
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I like @leonard84 's approach since it's bad to set maps and collections to null in general

import java.util.*;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;

public class OpenAPINormalizer {
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how will each generator extend and modify this class ? since each generator extends DefaultCodgen and can only assign true or false to Map entries

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how will each generator extend and modify this class ?

Normalizer is similar to the inline model resolver (not generator specified). Again these operations (massaging the spec) are done before any generators further process the spec.

If later there's such use case in which the rules are added for just one particular generator, I still do not foresee issue as the rules should be switched off by default.

Again good question and we'll see how to best handle rules that are tailor-made for just one particular generator as these use cases surface.

@@ -661,6 +677,7 @@ public ClientOptInput toClientOptInput() {
config.schemaMapping().putAll(generatorSettings.getSchemaMappings());
config.inlineSchemaNameMapping().putAll(generatorSettings.getInlineSchemaNameMappings());
config.inlineSchemaNameDefault().putAll(generatorSettings.getInlineSchemaNameDefaults());
config.openapiNormalizer().putAll(generatorSettings.getOpenAPINormalizer());
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this might lead to null reference exception since there are no guards on setOpenAPINormalizer

Person:
description: person using x-parent (abstrct) to indicate it's a parent class
type: object
x-parent: "abstract"
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I suggest a better name for this than abstract, maybe interface, since abstract implies a child object can have only 1 parent

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e.g. this schema https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/blob/master/modules/openapi-generator/src/test/resources/3_0/allOfMultiParent.yaml#L64-L83
the object has multiple $ref parents, what happens if one of them is x-parent: true and the other is x-parent: false ?

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another case is dart which supports mixins, so you can have
class A extends B with C,D implements F,G will we have an x-parent=abstract and x-parent=mixin ?

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I suggest a better name for this than abstract, maybe interface, since abstract implies a child object can have only 1 parent

interface is supported via x-implements (e.g. Java client generators such as jersey2 library support this extension)

abstract is just an example here for testing purpose (to ensure its value is not overwritten by the normalizer) but coincidentally there's another PR to make parent abstract by default in the model.

The goal is eventually allow users to specify the parent type (e.g. abstract, partial public, etc)

The logic/implementation in this PR supports multiple parents (using $ref). This is same as before without this PR, which means we already support multiple parents if the languages/implementations supports it or default to just a single parent (first) if the language/implementation does not support multiple inheritance.

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