POST with same property name in path as well as in body gets removed

[mattdemichele-pearson]

As an example, say you have a POST endpoint defined as:

POST /api/notes/id/{id}
that expects a body that looks like:

{
  id: 1,
  text: 'xyz'
}

Because the path and the body have a property with the same name, it ends up breaking. In this example, "id" gets put in the path, but then gets removed from the body payload that gets sent in the request.

I narrowed this down to being a problem in getFetchParams(), where the getPath() function ends up deleting keys from the payload. The way the code is written, I see why this is a necessity. I am wondering if there are any suggestions?

One thought I had was to add a third optional parameter to the function that create() returns that can be an array of strings for "keys to persist into body payload"

openapi-typescript-fetch/src/fetcher.ts

Line 51 in b62ee71

delete payload[key]

[thebetternewt]

Having the same issue. Thanks for any consideration.

[mattdemichele-pearson]

@thebetternewt I submitted a PR #25 for the solution I use in a fork to get around this. Not sure if it will be acceptable to be upstreamed.

[SpazzMarticus]

Same issue here, but I think path parameters should be handled entirely seperate from the (body) payload.

/petshop/{id}/pets should allow PUTting Dog: { id: 99, name: 'Barky' } (body) to Petshop: { id: 24 } (path parameter)