I'm using Symfony framework and have intention do add auto-documentation engine to RESTful api of my project.
After some searching I've found apidoc engine (http://apidocjs.com/). It works pretty simple: you have to add some annotations for every controller of you RESTful api and documentation will generated.
The example of annotation is:
/**
* @Route("/api/dictionary_list/{userId}/{sessionKey}", name="api/dictionary_list")
* @api {get} /api/dictionary_list/{userId}/{sessionKey} 01. Values list (ids) for all system dictionaries
* @apiName Dictionary list
* @apiGroup Dictionary
*
* @apiParam {Integer} userId User's ID received in authorization request
* @apiParam {String} sessionKey Session key received in authorization request
*
* @apiSuccess {Integer} parcelStatuses The name of current dictionary
* @apiSuccess {String} itemId Item id which used in requests
* @apiSuccess {String} itemName Item name
*/
public function dictionaryListAction($userId=null, $sessionKey=null)
{
...
}
As you can see, annotation for apidoc is the same as the annotation for routing in Symfony.
By the way in production environment it works fine, but in development environment I get exception like
[Semantical Error] The annotation "@apiName" in method AppBundle\Controller\Api\apiDictionaryController::dictionaryListAction() was never imported.
Is there any way to fix this issue and say to Symfony that annotation for apidoc have to be ignored?
You can use the IgnoreAnnotation
annotation to tell Docrine annotation reader to skip this annotation in your controller. To do this, simply put the annotation add @IgnoreAnnotation("Annotation")
to the class doc comment of class.
In you case:
/**
* @IgnoreAnnotation("apiName")
* @IgnoreAnnotation("apiGroup")
* @IgnoreAnnotation("apiParam")
* @IgnoreAnnotation("apiSuccess")
*/
class ActionController extends Controller
/**
* @Route("/api/dictionary_list/{userId}/{sessionKey}", name="api/dictionary_list")
* @api {get} /api/dictionary_list/{userId}/{sessionKey} 01. Values list (ids) for all system dictionaries
* @apiName Dictionary list
* @apiGroup Dictionary
*
* @apiParam {Integer} userId User's ID received in authorization request
* @apiParam {String} sessionKey Session key received in authorization request
*
* @apiSuccess {Integer} parcelStatuses The name of current dictionary
* @apiSuccess {String} itemId Item id which used in requests
* @apiSuccess {String} itemName Item name
*/
public function dictionaryListAction($userId=null, $sessionKey=null)
{
...
}
You could also consider to open a PR to the doctrine/annotations project to include this annotation as default skipped as this one.
Hope this help.