slug |
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/docs/cli/rules/oas/component-name-unique |
Verifies component names are unique.
OAS | Compatibility |
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2.0 | ❌ |
3.0 | ✅ |
3.1 | ✅ |
When generating code based on an OpenAPI description, there are various different problems when component names are not unique through the whole spec.
- schema: The code generator creates a class for each schema. If they are not uniquely named, the generator appends numbers. These numbers are non-deterministic. By adding a new schema with the same component name it could change the name (appended number) of another one.
- parameter: The code generator creates a class for each parameter. If they are not uniquely named, the generator appends numbers. These numbers are non-deterministic. By adding a new parameter with the same component name it could change the name (appended number) of another one.
- response: The code generator tends to reuse the first one and drops the other ones with the same component name.
- requestBody: The code generator tends to reuse the first one and drops the other ones with the same component name.
This clearly is not optimal. Having unique component names prevents these problems.
Option | Type | Description |
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severity | string | Possible values: off , warn , error . Default off (in recommended configuration). |
schemas | string | Possible values: off , warn , error . Default: not set. |
parameters | string | Possible values: off , warn , error . Default: not set. |
responses | string | Possible values: off , warn , error . Default: not set. |
requestBodies | string | Possible values: off , warn , error . Default: not set. |
An example configuration:
rules:
component-name-unique:
schemas: error
parameters: off
responses: warn
requestBodies: warn
Given this configuration:
rules:
component-name-unique: error
file1.yaml:
components:
schemas:
FooSchema:
type: object
properties:
field:
$ref: './file2.yaml#/components/schemas/FooSchema'
file2.yaml:
components:
schemas:
FooSchema:
type: object
properties:
otherField:
type: string
file1.yaml:
components:
schemas:
FooSchema:
type: object
properties:
field:
$ref: './file2.yaml#/components/schemas/AnotherFooSchema'
file2.yaml:
components:
schemas:
AnotherFooSchema:
type: object
properties:
otherField:
type: string