I am using swagger to test my rest api, one of the property of my entity class is a date field for which I need the date in yyyy-mm-dd format , but swagger model schema is showing this field as date-time instead of date field, therefore it gives date with time and zone. How can I convert this date-time into date field ?
I have a java entity class TimeEntry.java one of its property is Date, it looks like this.
@ApiModelProperty(required = true)
@JsonFormat(pattern = DATE_FORMAT)
private Date date;
for this field, on the swagger UI model schema, the field date displays as "date": "2016-01-08T22:34:22.337Z" but I need this as "date":"2016-01-08" .
I have tried the following:
1.
@ApiModelProperty(required = true, dataType="date")
@JsonFormat(pattern = DATE_FORMAT)
private Date date;
2.Tried to follow along this code (override OverrideConvertor class) but could not find swagger-core 1.3 version mvn repo. Only available is 1.5 version https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-core/wiki/overriding-models
Please help.
You have three options to properly handle date types. 1) Use Joda's LocalDate as the datatype. If you declared private LocalDate date, it would appear correctly. 2) Use java8's LocalDate, same as above. 3) Tell swagger to use either of the above when detecting the type in the annotation, but keep the property as type java.util.Date:
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Last Updated : 12 Feb, 2020 DateTimeField is a date and time field which stores date, represented in Python by a datetime.datetime instance. As the name suggests, this field is used to store an object of datetime created in python. The default form widget for this field is a TextInput.
1) Use Joda's LocalDate as the datatype. If you declared private LocalDate date, it would appear correctly. 2) Use java8's LocalDate, same as above. 3) Tell swagger to use either of the above when detecting the type in the annotation, but keep the property as type java.util.Date:
The problem (one of the problems actually) with java.util.Date
is that it's really a date-time, and swagger correctly detects it as such. I do understand that the @JsonFormat
is a workaround for this as well--swagger does not support that annotation during it's type detection.
You have three options to properly handle date types.
1) Use Joda's LocalDate
as the datatype. If you declared private LocalDate date
, it would appear correctly.
2) Use java8's LocalDate
, same as above.
3) Tell swagger to use either of the above when detecting the type in the annotation, but keep the property as type java.util.Date
:
@ApiModelProperty(required = true, dataType = "org.joda.time.LocalDate")
Then, when scanning, swagger will detect this as a date
formatted string.
My team mate has found the fix. We needed to upgrade the springfox version to 2.3.0 , previously we were using springfox 2.2.2 version. In that old version swagger's @ApiModelPreporty has attribute called "example" which was not doing anything. From the version 2.3.0 version this "example" started working. So after we upgraded the springfox version to 2.3.0 , all we had to do is as shown below.
@ApiModelProperty(required = true,example = "2016-01-01")
@JsonFormat(pattern = DATE_FORMAT)
private LocalDate date;
Below is the link from where we found this information:
https://github.com/springfox/springfox/issues/998
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