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Swagger URL for PBI Report Server
If you just want the JSON file you can get it from SwaggerHub here:
https://app.swaggerhub.com/apis/microsoft-rs/PBIRS/2.0
In the top right you'll see an arrow pointing down, click that and you should see and option to download the JSON. I just noticed that there were some codegen customisations that we missed for PBIRS but added for SSRS which may be why your getting compilation errors, I just added them in I'll try it on my end to make sure it works. However if you still want to try the editor let me know if you see any issues.
Matt M.
Thanks Matt!
I found the little arrow (download client) button just by chance! It would help, and save countless hours of searching, if you could mention in some documentation how to actually use the REST API. All I have come across is just mentioning that there is an API and a bit what you can do with it. Sorry for the rant, but I have spent all day on this getting nowhere.
As I said, I downloaded the generated client then opened it in VS 2017. It did not compile. Read the readme and tried running the build.bat, same thing, did not compile. I choose csharpe, and I allso tried CsharpDotNet2 but that did not compile either. The compile errors I got from csharp is lots of these:
src\IO.Swagger\Model\ReportParameterDefinition.cs(65,325): error CS1750: A value of type '<null>' cannot be used as a default parameter because there are no standard conversions to type 'IO.Swagger.Model.ReportParameterState'
A quick look at Swagger Codegen tells me Im going to spent one more day just getting the environment ready to output a client!?
The Swagger Editor needs the json which I asked for in my original question. Where is it? How do I get that file?
Sorry again and thank you for your help!
If you just want the JSON file you can get it from SwaggerHub here:
https://app.swaggerhub.com/apis/microsoft-rs/PBIRS/2.0
In the top right you'll see an arrow pointing down, click that and you should see and option to download the JSON. I just noticed that there were some codegen customisations that we missed for PBIRS but added for SSRS which may be why your getting compilation errors, I just added them in I'll try it on my end to make sure it works. However if you still want to try the editor let me know if you see any issues.
Matt M.
OK, downloaded the JSON(resolved) and imported it into swagger editor online. All is fine. The generated client csharp. Opened it ind cmd and ran build.bat. The window is flooded by compile errors!
src\IO.Swagger\Model\Resource.cs(158,23): warning CS0108: 'IO.Swagger.Model.Resource.ContentType' hides inherited member 'IO.Swagger.Model.CatalogItem.ContentType'. Use the new keyword if hiding was intended. src\IO.Swagger\Model\CatalogItem.cs(158,23): (Location of symbol related to previous warning) src\IO.Swagger\Model\Resource.cs(165,23): warning CS0108: 'IO.Swagger.Model.Resource.Content' hides inherited member 'IO.Swagger.Model.CatalogItem.Content'. Use the new keyword if hiding was intended. src\IO.Swagger\Model\CatalogItem.cs(165,23): (Location of symbol related to previous warning) src\IO.Swagger\Model\Resource.cs(172,22): warning CS0108: 'IO.Swagger.Model.Resource.IsFavorite' hides inherited member 'IO.Swagger.Model.CatalogItem.IsFavorite'. Use the new keyword if hiding was intended. src\IO.Swagger\Model\CatalogItem.cs(172,22): (Location of symbol related to previous warning) src\IO.Swagger\Model\ResourceItem.cs(55,22): warning CS0108: 'IO.Swagger.Model.ResourceItem.Id' hides inherited member 'IO.Swagger.Model.ManifestItem.Id'. Use the new keyword if hiding was intended. src\IO.Swagger\Model\ManifestItem.cs(53,22): (Location of symbol related to previous warning) src\IO.Swagger\Model\ResourceItem.cs(62,23): warning CS0108: 'IO.Swagger.Model.ResourceItem.Path' hides inherited member 'IO.Swagger.Model.ManifestItem.Path'. Use the new keyword if hiding was intended. src\IO.Swagger\Model\ManifestItem.cs(60,23): (Location of symbol related to previous warning) src\IO.Swagger\Model\ResourceItem.cs(69,23): warning CS0108: 'IO.Swagger.Model.ResourceItem.Name' hides inherited member 'IO.Swagger.Model.ManifestItem.Name'. Use the new keyword if hiding was intended. src\IO.Swagger\Model\ManifestItem.cs(67,23): (Location of symbol related to previous warning) src\IO.Swagger\Model\ResourceItem.cs(76,23): warning CS0108: 'IO.Swagger.Model.ResourceItem.Hash' hides inherited member 'IO.Swagger.Model.ManifestItem.Hash'. Use the new keyword if hiding was intended. src\IO.Swagger\Model\ManifestItem.cs(74,23): (Location of symbol related to previous warning) src\IO.Swagger\Model\ThumbnailItem.cs(55,22): warning CS0108: 'IO.Swagger.Model.ThumbnailItem.Id' hides inherited member 'IO.Swagger.Model.ManifestItem.Id'. Use the new keyword if hiding was intended.Am I using the wrong .Net version? I have installed Visual Studio 2017 so I guess I have the latest stable version of C#!?
I just tried it myself via the editor and everything compiled fine, however there were a lot of Warnings mostly because of the syntax that the generated code is using. The list that you show only contains Warnings, were you getting errors as well? Also it looks like the code that SwaggerHub generates doesn't compile most likely because they haven't aligned with the latest codegen tools I'll file a ticket with them and hopefully get it resolved.
Youre right, it compiles in VS 2017. And running build.bat outputs the bin directory with some dlls. I guess I can use them even if there are lots of warnings. Do I need to use all of the dlls or just IO.Swagger.dll?