Source: oas/oas/oas-resolve/src/fallback.rs. SHA-256: d896098c170df028892ba94542076fc2b89085ee858d4d8fa239ee2461cb9832.

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fallback::FallbackResolver

A resolver that tries multiple backend resolvers in priority order.

Per OAS Spec §12.4 (Registry priority): resolvers MAY be configured with a priority-ordered list of registries.

Examples

use oas_resolve::fallback::FallbackResolver;
use oas_resolve::memory::InMemoryResolver;

let primary = InMemoryResolver::new();
let secondary = InMemoryResolver::new();
let fallback = FallbackResolver::new(vec![
    Box::new(primary),
    Box::new(secondary),
]);

pub struct FallbackResolver {

}

Source line: 31.

fallback::FallbackResolver::new

Creates a new fallback resolver with the given backends.

Resolvers are tried in order — the first one to return a successful result wins.

Arguments

• resolvers - Priority-ordered list of resolvers.

pub fn new(resolvers: Vec<Box<dyn Resolver>>) -> Self;

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fallback::FallbackResolver::resolver_count

Returns the number of configured backend resolvers.

pub fn resolver_count(&self) -> usize;

Source line: 49.