A. Example of Swagger API call return
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A. Example of Swagger API call return
The below example shows the Swagger API call return of a model definition for the Change endpoint. Appendix B shows the same returned as JSON.
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GeoRepository.WebAPI.Models.SearchResults[GeoRepository.WebAPI.Models.Change.ChangeSearchResult] { Results (Array[GeoRepository.WebAPI.Models.Change.ChangeSearchResult], optional, read only), Count (integer, optional, read only), Page (integer, optional), PageSize (integer, optional), TotalResults (integer, optional), Links (Array[GeoRepository.WebAPI.Models.Link], optional) } Code (number, optional), Links (Array[GeoRepository.WebAPI.Models.Link], optional), Name (string, optional), Remark (string, optional), DataSource (string, optional), InformationSource (string, optional), RevisionDate (string, optional), Deprecations (Array[GeoRepository.WebAPI.Models.Entity.Deprecation], optional), Supersessions (Array[GeoRepository.WebAPI.Models.Entity.Supersession], optional) } rel (string, optional), href (string, optional) } Id (integer, optional), Date (string, optional), ChangeId (number, optional), ReplacedBy (GeoRepository.WebAPI.Models.ChildLink, optional), Reason (string, optional) } Id (integer, optional), SupersededBy (GeoRepository.WebAPI.Models.ChildLink, optional), Year (integer, optional), Remarks (string, optional) } Code (integer, optional), Name (string, optional), href (string, optional) } |