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package io.swagger.annotations;
import java.lang.annotation.ElementType;
import java.lang.annotation.Retention;
import java.lang.annotation.RetentionPolicy;
import java.lang.annotation.Target;
/**
* Describes an operation or typically a HTTP method against a specific path.
*
* Operations with equivalent paths are grouped in a single Operation Object.
* A combination of a HTTP method and a path creates a unique operation.
*/
@Target(ElementType.METHOD)
@Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)
public @interface ApiOperation {
/**
* Corresponds to the `summary` field of the operation.
*
* Provides a brief description of this operation. Should be 120 characters or less
* for proper visibility in Swagger-UI.
*/
String value();
/**
* Corresponds to the 'notes' field of the operation.
*
* A verbose description of the operation.
*/
String notes() default "";
/**
* A list of tags for API documentation control.
*
* Tags can be used for logical grouping of operations by resources or any other qualifier.
* A non-empty value will override the value received from {@link Api#value()} or {@link Api#tags()}
* for this operation.
*
* @since 1.5.2-M1
*/
String[] tags() default "";
/**
* The response type of the operation.
*
* In JAX-RS applications, the return type of the method would automatically be used, unless it is
* {@code javax.ws.rs.core.Response}. In that case, the operation return type would default to `void`
* as the actual response type cannot be known.
*
* Setting this property would override any automatically-derived data type.
*
* If the value used is a class representing a primitive ({@code Integer}, {@code Long}, ...)
* the corresponding primitive type will be used.
*/
Class response() default Void.class;
/**
* Declares a container wrapping the response.
*
* Valid values are "List", "Set" or "Map". Any other value will be ignored.
*/
String responseContainer() default "";
/**
* Specifies a reference to the response type. The specified reference can be either local or remote and
* will be used as-is, and will override any specified response() class.
*/
String responseReference() default "";
/**
* Corresponds to the `method` field as the HTTP method used.
*
* If not stated, in JAX-RS applications, the following JAX-RS annotations would be scanned
* and used: {@code @GET}, {@code @HEAD}, {@code @POST}, {@code @PUT}, {@code @DELETE} and {@code @OPTIONS}.
* Note that even though not part of the JAX-RS specification, if you create and use the {@code @PATCH} annotation,
* it will also be parsed and used. If the httpMethod property is set, it will override the JAX-RS annotation.
*
* For Servlets, you must specify the HTTP method manually.
*
* Acceptable values are "GET", "HEAD", "POST", "PUT", "DELETE", "OPTIONS" and "PATCH".
*/
String httpMethod() default "";
/**
* Not used in 1.5.X, kept for legacy support.
*/
@Deprecated int position() default 0;
/**
* Corresponds to the `operationId` field.
*
* The operationId is used by third-party tools to uniquely identify this operation. In Swagger 2.0, this is
* no longer mandatory and if not provided will remain empty.
*/
String nickname() default "";
/**
* Corresponds to the `produces` field of the operation.
*
* Takes in comma-separated values of content types.
* For example, "application/json, application/xml" would suggest this operation
* generates JSON and XML output.
*
* For JAX-RS resources, this would automatically take the value of the {@code @Produces}
* annotation if such exists. It can also be used to override the {@code @Produces} values
* for the Swagger documentation.
*/
String produces() default "";
/**
* Corresponds to the `consumes` field of the operation.
*
* Takes in comma-separated values of content types.
* For example, "application/json, application/xml" would suggest this API Resource
* accepts JSON and XML input.
*
* For JAX-RS resources, this would automatically take the value of the {@code @Consumes}
* annotation if such exists. It can also be used to override the {@code @Consumes} values
* for the Swagger documentation.
*/
String consumes() default "";
/**
* Sets specific protocols (schemes) for this operation.
*
* Comma-separated values of the available protocols. Possible values: http, https, ws, wss.
*
* @return the protocols supported by the operations under the resource.
*/
String protocols() default "";
/**
* Corresponds to the `security` field of the Operation Object.
*
* Takes in a list of the authorizations (security requirements) for this operation.
*
* @return an array of authorizations required by the server, or a single, empty authorization value if not set.
* @see Authorization
*/
Authorization[] authorizations() default @Authorization(value = "");
/**
* Hides the operation from the list of operations.
*/
boolean hidden() default false;
/**
* A list of possible headers provided alongside the response.
*
* @return a list of response headers.
*/
ResponseHeader[] responseHeaders() default @ResponseHeader(name = "", response = Void.class);
/**
* The HTTP status code of the response.
*
* The value should be one of the formal HTTP Status Code Definitions.
*/
int code() default 200;
/**
* @return an optional array of extensions
*/
Extension[] extensions() default @Extension(properties = @ExtensionProperty(name = "", value = ""));
}