Add more details in the "Contact" Object
See original GitHub issueFor most people, email
and url
may be enough, but others - me, in today’s case - need more info like jobTitle/position
, phone
, companyName
, and companyUrl
. This may be important if we write API Specification for another company.
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As you say, for most people (based also on issues here) the existing fields in the
contact
object are probably sufficient. As per the specification:so you can define and use such fields as
x-job-title
,x-phone
within this object.@elharony Also, take a look at http://apisjson.org/ as it provides the ability to add a lot more information to an API. The apisjson spec can be used in combination with OpenAPI descriptions.