How to use the @azure-tools/codegen.KnownMediaType.Json function in @azure-tools/codegen
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const getErrorResponseSchema = () => {
const schema = errorSchema;
const response = new SchemaResponse(schema);
response.protocol = {
http: {
knownMediaType: KnownMediaType.Json,
statusCodes: ["default"],
mediaTypes: "application/json"
} as any
};
return response;
};
const get200ResponseSchema = (schema: Schema) => {const get200ResponseSchema = (schema: Schema) => {
const response = new SchemaResponse(schema);
response.protocol = {
http: {
knownMediaType: KnownMediaType.Json,
statusCodes: [200],
mediaTypes: "application/json"
} as any
};
return response;
};@azure-tools/codegen
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