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[Question] How to provide a path to openapitools.json? #644

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yurakhomitsky opened this issue Apr 18, 2022 · 7 comments · May be fixed by vAHiD55555/generative-ai#3
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[Question] How to provide a path to openapitools.json? #644

yurakhomitsky opened this issue Apr 18, 2022 · 7 comments · May be fixed by vAHiD55555/generative-ai#3

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@yurakhomitsky
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In my project, I'm building two middlewares, for that, I have created two different configs files
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To build middlewares the openapitools.json configs are being copied, built, and removed one by one.

What I'm trying to do is to create an npm command that will build middlewares with the provided path to the openapitools.json

Is it possible to provide a path to the openapitools.json?

@jcolladosp
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Hi @yurakhomitsky , did you find an answer for that?
Thanks

@skopz356
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skopz356 commented Jul 19, 2023

Is there any update on this?

@yurakhomitsky
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@skopz356 @jcolladosp I did not find a solution. I have tried providing a path to config using "-c" property but no luck.

The other option could be the following: is to move all the generators into a single config and then switch version in the npm command

"scripts": {
    "generate:api": "openapi-generator-cli version-manager set 5.3.0 && openapi-generator-cli generate"
  },

@jchatrny
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Same issue here, when i provide -c parameter it still creates openapitools.json file in root (where im running command from).

I'd like to execute command from root and configuration have in subfolder. I'm using NX and my configuration is related to one specific module

@yurakhomitsky
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Same issue here, when i provide -c parameter it still creates openapitools.json file in root (where im running command from).

I'd like to execute command from root and configuration have in subfolder. I'm using NX and my configuration is related to one specific module

Maybe you could go ahead and create bug/feature. I dont think any of the developers have looked at my question

@yurakhomitsky
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yurakhomitsky commented Oct 19, 2023

@kay-schecker, @wing328 any ideas?

@mmorgan4x
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instead of -c i used --openapitools and it worked

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