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Here is my initial draft for a Power Platform Plugin. It needs to be implemented better either through post processing or inheritance from the OpenAPI plugin but wanted to overriding the OpenAPI plugin to shows the differences between a normal OpenAPI file and a Power Platform formatted OpenAPI file. Will need some feedback.

  • Implemented the PowerPlatformSpecGeneratorPlugin to generate OpenAPI specifications from recorded requests.
  • Added configuration options including inclusion of OPTIONS requests, specification format (JSON/YAML), and contact/connector metadata.
  • Created a JSON schema for validating the plugin's configuration settings.

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Add PowerPlatformSpecGeneratorPlugin and configuration schema
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- Implemented the PowerPlatformSpecGeneratorPlugin to generate OpenAPI specifications from recorded requests.
- Added configuration options including inclusion of OPTIONS requests, specification format (JSON/YAML), and contact/connector metadata.
- Created a JSON schema for validating the plugin's configuration settings.
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Thanks for the PR! As we're still working on this, let me mark it as draft so that we don't merge it while it's still in progress

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Rather than duplicating the logic, we can build on top of the existing plugin and add post-processing of the generated spec. For example, we could add a new virtual method right before this line:

dev-proxy/dev-proxy-plugins/RequestLogs/OpenApiSpecGeneratorPlugin.cs

Line 132 in 4587a22

AddOrMergePathItem(openApiDocs, pathItem, request.Context.Session.HttpClient.Request.RequestUri, parametrizedPath);

Before we store the path item, we run some extra logic on it, and only then add it. Let's see if this is granular enough for our needs or if we'd need to introduce hooks further down the hierarchy.

For reference: we use a similar approach in the MockResponsePlugin where we have two virtual methods

dev-proxy/dev-proxy-plugins/Mocks/MockResponsePlugin.cs

Lines 294 to 308 in 4587a22

protected virtual void ProcessMockResponse(ref byte[] body, IList<MockResponseHeader> headers, ProxyRequestArgs e, MockResponse? matchingResponse)
{
}
protected virtual void ProcessMockResponse(ref string? body, IList<MockResponseHeader> headers, ProxyRequestArgs e, MockResponse? matchingResponse)
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(body))
{
return;
}
var bytes = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(body);
ProcessMockResponse(ref bytes, headers, e, matchingResponse);
body = Encoding.UTF8.GetString(bytes);
}
which we invoke in the process of mocking

dev-proxy/dev-proxy-plugins/Mocks/MockResponsePlugin.cs

Line 183 in 4587a22

ProcessMockResponseInternal(e, clonedResponse);
, and which we can override in other plugins such as https://github.com/dotnet/dev-proxy/blob/main/dev-proxy-plugins/Mocks/EntraMockResponsePlugin.cs to add extra logic on top of the base.

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