Add Echo router extractor and method parser. #17
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| Generate documentation for your REST/HTTP API from your Go unit tests - a simple addition to Go's testing package. | |||
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| This fork adds `MakeEchoRouterExtractor` to extract query params from labstack.Echo server | |||
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| github.com/davecgh/go-spew v1.1.0/go.mod h1:J7Y8YcW2NihsgmVo/mv3lAwl/skON4iLHjSsI+c5H38= | |||
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go.sum got a bit out of control here! can you clean this up?
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oh my bad, i guess echo just imports a ton of external libraries huh.
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That's correct. Lots of useless dependencies. I'll try to "interfacerize" if you'd like that?
| fn.Doc = strings.Replace(fn.Doc, "\t", " ", -1) | ||
| funcsMap["("+fn.Recv+")"+fn.Name] = fn | ||
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I tested this locally and I get the same doc generated for a method handler with and without your code change.
Can you add an example in examples/widgets/* or foos/* to demonstrate that the change works?
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I am hesitant to add this change because of the enormous amount of dependencies that echo brings in.
I would prefer to see this URL Var extractor added as documentation in the Readme.
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