Returns Sample Values

[JohannesMayerConda]

I wanted to try this out...

Took me a while to get it running, here my quickfixes:

• Give absolute path in SwaggerServiceGenerator.js to SwaggerService_template.hbs (might be a macOS issue)
• Give absolute path in abi2api/index.js to swagger-codegen-cli.jar (might be a macOS issue)
• abi2api.js fixed by changing the lib path to: parser.process(path.basename(contract_path, '.json') + "/" + path.basename(contract_path, '.json') + "ContractLib" + "/" + path.basename(contract_path, '.json') + "Controller.js") -> this totally is a bug or compatibility issue, right? It was "contract_lib" hardcoded and that directory didn't exist

Now I have my api under http://localhost:8080/docs but it seems to return just example values every time. Also the GET requests do not add parameters as I would expect them to (also doesn't work if I try it manually). In code the parameter seem to never reach the method (empty object)

Just wanted to ask if this project is incomplete from where I now stand or if there might be other things to fix?

[john-osullivan]

Hi, thanks for giving the repository a try and filing an issue! There's been more active development on this library's underlying dependencies, so some things might have gone out of sync. I'll try spinning everything up in a couple hours, see what needs a hotfix. For the sake of debugging, could you please share: - your OS version - your contract For the contract, a link to a pastebin would be just fine! Thanks very much, John O'Sullivan

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On Wed, Dec 19, 2018, 13:52 JohannesMayerConda ***@***.*** wrote: I wanted to try this out... Took me a while to get it running, here my quickfixes: - Give absolute path in SwaggerService_template.hbs to SwaggerServiceGenerator.js (might be a macOS issue) - Give absolute path in abi2api/index.js to swagger-codegen-cli.jar (might be a macOS issue) - abi2api.js fixed by changing the lib path to: parser.process(path.basename(contract_path, '.json') + "/" + path.basename(contract_path, '.json') + "ContractLib" + "/" + contractNameWithoutExtension + "Controller.js") -> this totally is a bug or compatibility issue, right? It was "contract_lib" hardcoded and that directory didn't exist Now I have my api under http://localhost:8080/docs but it seems to return just example values every time. Also the GET requests do not add parameters as I would expect them to. Just wanted to ask if this project is incomplete from where I now stand or if there might be other things to fix? — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#2>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ADpNtS3QRPXaPMP598CwOf-hiRqHOu_tks5u6orogaJpZM4Za0b5> .

[JohannesMayerConda]

Oh wow thanks for taking the time :)

My OS: macOS mojave 10.14.1

Here a contract I quickly created that should be fine for simulation and does essentially what I've tried:
https://pastebin.com/1GWMaADN

And the contract's compiled json (via openzeppelin project):
https://pastebin.com/rcAw9Gie

Also while you are at it please add web3 to the generated package.json dependencies. Otherwise you require users to have it installed globally (and I hate that ^^)