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@dsaid/chain-wrap-components
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This provides a helper function for Swagger UI, it allows:
chainWrapComponents(plugin1, plugin2...)
to enable chaining for multiple plugins with the same components in wrapComponents
.swagger-ui v4.18.3
, pluginsOptions: {pluginLoadType: "chain"}
does not support chaining in wrapComponents
.$ npm install @dsaid/chain-wrap-components
import otpAuthPlugin from '@dsaid/swagger-ui-plugin-otp-auth'
import samlAuthPlugin from '@dsaid/swagger-ui-plugin-saml-auth'
import chainWrapComponents from '@dsaid/chain-wrap-components'
// swagger-ui initialization
SwaggerUI({
plugins: [
// otpAuthPlugin and samlAuthPlugin both overriding wrapComponenrs
// e.g. wrapComponents: {AuthItem: ...}
chainWrapComponents(otpAuthPlugin, samlAuthPlugin),
...
]
})
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This provides a helper function for [Swagger UI](https://swagger.io/docs/open-source-tools/swagger-ui/customization/plugin-api/), it allows:
We found that @dsaid/chain-wrap-components demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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