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They don't have to be static but making them dynamic might not worth the cost. From a simple static page, now you need an API service, most probably connected
by nicexe 3y ago
They don't have to be static but making them dynamic might not worth the cost.
From a simple static page, now you need an API service, most probably connected to a DB or somehow integrated to the rest of your backend. So markdown suddenly isn't enough and you need some server-side logic.
For random strings, you can do this with client-side logic, which in some cases might be easier than server-side logic. But you are still moving from no-logic (static) to somewhere-logic.
- tough 3y agoSwaggerUI/OpenAPI support this to add your own users API credentials to the api call examples, if you care to implement. as a develoer, is just a nice touch that I can copy paste an example of code snippet and since I'm logged in they can give it to me already with a valid api key. ymmv They also allow to output examples in as many langugages/sdk's as you need too
- nicolaslem 3y agoThis unfortunately encourages users to hard-code secrets since the example snippet they get literally does it.