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Convert 'x-*' security types to 'apiKey' #1
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@bpedro Thank you for PR. RAML also support multiple keys passed to API and it can be converted in Swagger 2.0 It will be great if you complete this PR if not I can finish it for you this week. Note: currently I don't support RAML 1.0 only 0.8 |
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Hi @bpedro sorry to dig this up, but are you still interested in progressing this PR? No problem if not. |
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Convert any security types starting with
x-(see https://github.com/raml-org/raml-spec/blob/raml-10/versions/raml-10/raml-10.md#security-scheme-types ,x-{other}) toapiKey(see http://swagger.io/specification/#securitySchemeObject ,type).Why?
Because many RAML definitions use
x-security types and the converter would crash on those.