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Is there a way to just provide operation handlers?
See original GitHub issueI’d like to have an apiDoc which provides paths, and then just pass in a module which could have all the operations defined using the same operationId, and the dependency handling.
This makes it much easier to maintain the api and publish docs for my use case, and allows me to use other tools that consume the apiDoc.
Is there a supported way to do this? If not, any pointers to implement something like this?
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@jsdevel that’s awesome! I was planning to work on this a bit this weekend. I’m gonna try that out in the next few days and let you know how it goes.
@jsdevel you’re right, I was considering it should always inject, so that operations should always return the handler function