Directory naming and folder structure issue

[rpajaziti]

Describe the bug
So i used this tool, and it works great, thanks for the great work.

1. The issue is, that when postman created every first directory for every controller, it named without '-controller', but when i run the tool swagger2postman, it creates new directory with name-controller.
2. Also it creates all the requests inside the name-controller directory, and it doesn't structure them by path.
   Lets say we have a UserController, and a request: /user/{id}/address, postman by default it creates a folder address inside user directory, but the tool it doesn't. Other than that great job.

[ysjiang4869]

Can you give me your swagger json get from you service like http://127.0.0.1:8080/v2/api-docs ?
You can remove your api senstive things. And is'better to give the expect folder pic and the current folder pic so I can better understand the problem.

[rpajaziti]

Hello, i am not sure if i can share the json, but before verifying that, does this help at all:

1. Postman packaging:

2. After running swagger2postman:

So on 1st, Postman for a controller that is named AdminController as a class, it doesn't name the directory based on the class name, but it names based on the parent path that is on the top of the class.
Then it creates parent directories based on the path, for example if a path is:
/admin/parent/{id}/something,
under admin directory, it creates a child directory parent, then another {id} child directory under parent, and then something.

While swagger2postman names the parent directory based on the className, and then it puts every request in there, without considering packaging based on child paths like on the 1st example.

If you still need the json, i could consider building a sample project just for the sake of your tool, because it is really handy.
Keep it going :D.

[ysjiang4869]

Please attach the sample json.
For me, I use the tag from swagger as folder. So I don't know the situation about yours.
If you can give me the sample, I will know better about your needs and I will consider make some params to config not hard code.

[coskundeniz89]

You can check folderStrategy in index.js. I solved with this 'folderStrategy': 'Paths'