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oneOf inputs with different types for different formats
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Hi, I have a situation where I'd like to vary the input type based on the media type - ordinarily I'd just use another endpoint but unfortunately this is a webhook so there's limited control over it. As in https://tapir.softwaremill.com/en/latest/endpoint/oneof.html#oneofbody-inputs-outputs, this works:
case class User(name: String)
object User {
given Schema[User] = Schema.derived
}
val same = oneOfBody[User](
formBody[User],
multipartBody[User]
)
But if I need more information in the multipart case, for example:
case class User(name: String)
object User {
given Schema[User] = Schema.derived
}
case class UserPart(name: Part[String])
object UserPart {
given Schema[UserPart] = Schema.derived
}
val either = oneOfBody[Either[User, UserPart]](
formBody[Either[User, UserPart]],
multipartBody[Either[Part, UserPart]],
)
Then this fails to compile (I believe!) owing to no Codec for Part in the form case.
A workaround is to formBody[User].map[Either[User,UserPart]](_.asLeft)(either => either.fold(identity, throw new Exception("invalid format"))) but that's not so great 😅...
Intuitively I feel like:
val either: EndpointInput[Either[L, R]] = oneOfEither[L, R](
formBody[L],
multipartBody[R]
)
Would make sense, of course please point out if there is already a way to do this 😅, otherwise I guess consider this a feature request.
Thanks!
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Start with the oneOfBody, formBody, multipartBody, and EndpointInput examples in the issue, then trace how input codecs are selected for each branch. Done means a form input using User and a multipart input using UserPart can be combined with branch-specific types without requiring a Part codec for the form case.
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- scala
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