* Add typescript-inversify language
* Add windows script
Add windows script
* Use rxjs instead of rx and encoding only the value of URL parameters
* Remove lodash dependency
Remove lodash dependency
* Readd linux user detail on run-docker script
* Solve import problems
* Remove configuration template
* Add usePromise config's variable
* Align Test to check usePromise config parameter
* Add possibility to receive all the httpResponse
* Better ts-lint on api service
* Update sample client example with new ts-lint
* Update petstore sample with new ts-lint
* [Rust] Implement minimal auth support
This is pretty much the bare minimum needed to get v2 auth working.
This is partly based on the Go implementation.
* [Rust] properly format query string
* [Rust] Improve auth formatting
* [Rust] Regenerate petstore sample
* End use of deprecated openssl method
* Enhance rust-server to use hyper 0.11 to support handling operations asynchronously
The changes are complete and working (at least for microservices tested within Metaswitch). This isn't completely compatible with the (previous/current) synchronous swagger-codegen. Specifically,
* `Client` is no longer `Send + Sync`
* Api implementations used by Server are no longer expected to be `Send + Sync` (which is good, because it's quite hard if `Client` isn't)
* the code to create `Client`s and `Server`s, and hook them into `hyper` or `tokio` is different.
Importantly, though, the business logic itself should be unchanged.
* Re-adds the `basePath` element to all server endpoints. This mean clients and servers can talk to each other again.
* Fix multipart formdata codegen
* Fix up handling of multipart messages
* Fix server -> client multipart message response
* Correct handling of optional file types
* Add authorization header to requests with basic auth
* Add client support for `application/x-www-form-urlencoded`
* Import uuid library if headers use UUID type
* Add BASE_PATH to the server module.
* Wrap client connector
* Support both query and body parameters on the same operation
