* First commit of the Java Play Framework server generator. It is highly based on Spring so there might me a couple of things that don't make sense (like options or parameters) for the Play Framework.
* Fix suggestions in the PR discussion + add .bat and .sh file as requested.
* Updated Readme.md file
* Remove unused mustache file + fix baseName vs paramName in all the mustache files.
* Fix the compilation error when we have a body which is a list or map. Doesn't fix the problem with the annotation itself.
* Fix the problem with the Http.MultipartFormData.FilePart
Render "default" instead of 0 for response code when Swagger uses "default" (#4982)
Add title for models to TOC and each model's section
Render model description only conditionally.
Remove extraneous Up link
Regenerate samples/html/index.html
* Make java spring controller constructor public.
This lets users manually create the controller and inject the delegate in the
spring configuration file, instead of letting spring scan for controllers and
autowire the delegate.
* Ran spring-all-pestore.sh.
This adds a `saveCookies` boolean flag to ApiClient. If set to true,
the client will save and return cookies to the server.
This is useful for supporting @SessionScoped beans in Java servers.
Works both in Node.js desktop apps, and in the browser.
* Triple quote python strings in defaults
When the model contains a string with a default value with new lines in
it, simply quoting generates invalid python code. Using triple quotes
for all string defaults makes sure the generated code will be a valid
python string.
Fixes#4862
* Wrap default string in triple quotes when it contains new lines
* Add newly generated python sample files
* Port the optional/enum template logic from async-scala to the regular scala client
* oops, accidently pulled template from akka-scala which has custom logic for enum
Just going to avoid enum for now, considering I'm not sure what scala client
will be official
* Update tests to use option
according to the help message setting dateLibrary to 'legacy' should
make the code generator use java.util.Date.
before this change, when setting dateLibrary to 'legacy' made the
generator use javax.xml.datatype.XMLGregorianCalendar.
now, the generator uses java.util.Date such that the documentation and
behavior are consistent.
* Update samples for Scalatra after 2.2.2.
* [scalatra] Revert changes to build.sbt
Changes were made in conjunction with the new finch generator. This
reverts those changes to Scalatra's previous build.sbt.
* Update scalatra samples again after revert of part of #3905.