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We see that OperationId can be used as URL fragment to navigate the user to the particular API within the API Documentation page as mentioned in this page.
I wanted to check if there is an option to use the combination of the API Method and API Path as an URL fragment to navigate ?
Reason being, if i want to point out the user to a particular API on the API Doc page from some user documentation page, i need to explicitly check the operation id and use that in the doc. Instead, it would be easy to just use the method and path, so that explicit mapping is not needed to be maintained.
Example:
If API is, GET /v1/products/{id}
Can the URL fragment be, #path/GET%20/v1/products/{id} ??
Thanks in Advance!
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Possibility of using the combination of API Method and API Path as URL fragment for navigation to particular API
Possibility of using the combination of API Method and API Path as URL fragment for navigating to particular API
Dec 5, 2024
Hi Team,
We see that OperationId can be used as URL fragment to navigate the user to the particular API within the API Documentation page as mentioned in this page.
I wanted to check if there is an option to use the combination of the API Method and API Path as an URL fragment to navigate ?
Reason being, if i want to point out the user to a particular API on the API Doc page from some user documentation page, i need to explicitly check the operation id and use that in the doc. Instead, it would be easy to just use the method and path, so that explicit mapping is not needed to be maintained.
Example:
If API is,
GET /v1/products/{id}
Can the URL fragment be,
#path/GET%20/v1/products/{id}
??Thanks in Advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: