openapi.build_response_body

  $bytes = $c->openapi->build_response_body(Mojo::Asset->new);
  $bytes = $c->openapi->build_response_body($data);

Takes validated data and turns it into bytes that will be used as HTTP response body. This method is useful to override, in case you want to render some other structure than JSON.

openapi.build_schema_request

  $hash_ref = $c->openapi->build_schema_request;

Builds input data for "validate_request" in JSON::Validator::Schema::OpenAPIv2.

openapi.build_schema_response

  $hash_ref = $c->openapi->build_schema_response;

Builds input data for "validate_response" in JSON::Validator::Schema::OpenAPIv2.

openapi.coerce_request_parameters

  $c->openapi->coerce_request_parameters(\@evaluated_parameters);

Used by Mojolicious::Plugin::OpenAPI to write the validated data back to "req" in Mojolicious::Controller and "output" in Mojolicious::Validator::Validation.

openapi.coerce_response_parameters

  $c->openapi->coerce_response_parameters(\@evaluated_parameters);

Used by Mojolicious::Plugin::OpenAPI to write the validated data to "res" in Mojolicious::Controller.

openapi.parse_request_body

  $hash_ref = $c->openapi->parse_request_body;

Returns a structure representing the request body. The default is to parse the input as JSON:

  {content_type => "application/json", exists => !!$c->req->body_size, value => $c->req->json};

This method is useful to override, in case you want to parse some other structure than JSON.

register

  $self->register($app, \%config);

This method will add the "HELPERS" to your Mojolicious $app.