coupon-admin/vendor/zircote/swagger-php/Examples/using-refs/api-spec.php

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<?php
/**
* @OA\Info(
* version="1.0.0",
* title="Example of using references in swagger-php",
* )
*/
?>
You can define top-level parameters which can be references with $ref="#/components/parameters/$parameter"
<?php
/**
* @OA\Parameter(
* parameter="product_id_in_path_required",
* name="product_id",
* description="The ID of the product",
* @OA\Schema(
* type="integer",
* format="int64",
* ),
* in="path",
* required=true
* )
*
* @OA\RequestBody(
* request="product_in_body",
* required=true,
* description="product_request",
* @OA\JsonContent(ref="#/components/schemas/Product")
* )
*/
?>
You can define top-level responses which can be references with $ref="#/components/responses/$response"
I find it usefull to add @OA\Response(ref="#/components/responses/todo") to the operations when i'm starting out with writting the swagger documentation.
As it bypasses the "@OA\Get() requires at least one @OA\Response()" error and you'll get a nice list of the available api calls in swagger-ui.
Then later, a search for '#/components/responses/todo' will reveal the operations I haven't documented yet.
<?php
/**
* @OA\Response(
* response="product",
* description="All information about a product",
* @OA\JsonContent(ref="#/components/schemas/Product")
* )
*
* @OA\Response(
* response="todo",
* description="This API call has no documentated response (yet)",
* )
*/
?>
And although definitions are generally used for model-level schema's' they can be used for smaller things as well.
Like a @OA\Schema, @OA\Property or @OA\Items that is uses multiple times.
<?php
/**
* @OA\Schema(
* schema="product_status",
* type="string",
* description="The status of a product",
* enum={"available", "discontinued"},
* default="available"
* )
*/