c# - How do you programmatically access the Swagger.json file after it has been generated -


i trying create dynamic rest api uses swagger documentation in .netcore (using swashbuckle.aspnetcore). dynamic in sense there 1 controller 1 possible response begin with, user can add "end points" posting service, later controller can translate new routes respond accordingly

in order this, need able access , change swagger.json file have ui change reflect changes - possible? if how?

note: know can access , see swagger doc navigating /{documentname}/swagger.json not allow me change it

you can extend, filter , customize schema custom filters: https://github.com/domaindrivendev/swashbuckle.aspnetcore#extend-generator-with-operation-schema--document-filters

i did use decorating more header-fields each request (like authorization header). i'm not sure, if it's gonna work whole endpoints. maybe it's worth try.


update (edited)
here sample idocumentfilter adds whole endpoints:

private class documentfilteraddfakes : idocumentfilter {     private pathitem fakepathitem(int i)     {         var x = new pathitem();         x.get = new operation()         {             tags = new[] { "fake" },             operationid = "fake_get" + i.tostring(),             consumes = null,             produces = new[] { "application/json", "text/json", "application/xml", "text/xml" },             parameters = new list<iparameter>()                     {                         new nonbodyparameter() // can bodyparameter                         {                             name = "id",                             @in = "path",                             required = true,                             type = "integer",                             format = "int32",                             @default = 8                         }                     },         };         x.get.responses = new dictionary<string, response>();         x.get.responses.add("200", new response() { description = "ok", schema = new schema() { type = "string" } });         return x;     }      public void apply(swaggerdocument swaggerdoc, documentfiltercontext context)     {         (int = 0; < 10; i++)             swaggerdoc.paths.add("/fake/" +  + "/{id}", fakepathitem(i));     } }

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