Generalise over the Swagger datatype.#142
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This change modifies the previously introduced generalisation of the Haskell datatype that holds the Swagger specification to an aeson Value. By using an aeson Value, all ordering information of object fields is being lost. This information is in principle preserved by aeson, when going via Encoding rather than Value. With this patch, we do not perform any aeson-related translation in the servant-swagger-ui code, and simply use the original datatype. It is servant's own responsibility to handle the actual conversion of the datatype to JSON. Follow-up to haskell-servant#89. Co-Authored-By: srk <srk@48.io>
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This change modifies the previously introduced generalisation of the Haskell datatype that holds the Swagger specification to an aeson Value.
By using an aeson Value, all ordering information of object fields is being lost. This information is in principle preserved by aeson, when going via Encoding rather than Value.
With this patch, we do not perform any aeson-related translation in the servant-swagger-ui code, and simply use the original datatype. It is servant's own responsibility to handle the actual conversion of the datatype to JSON.
Follow-up to #89 and #92.