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OpenAPI supports a title attribute on a field/parameter, and this is used in react-jsonschema-form to build a form label based on a schema. I am able to use the schema generated from DRF using my own OpenAPIRenderer nearly identical to that in django-rest-swagger, but the generated OpenAPI schema is missing that title field, which will be important to achieving my objectives.
At the same time, the title/label is not represented in CoreAPI, but is returned by DRF in that packages rest_framework.metadata.SimpleMetadata.
This therefore seems related to the last comment of #41, where a user suggests going to the DRF serializer to fix the problem. This is surely a bit of a hack - it works for a default represented in coreapi, but if a title or label is not represented, then one has a problem.
OpenAPI supports a
titleattribute on a field/parameter, and this is used in react-jsonschema-form to build a form label based on a schema. I am able to use the schema generated from DRF using my own OpenAPIRenderer nearly identical to that in django-rest-swagger, but the generated OpenAPI schema is missing thattitlefield, which will be important to achieving my objectives.At the same time, the title/label is not represented in CoreAPI, but is returned by DRF in that packages
rest_framework.metadata.SimpleMetadata.This therefore seems related to the last comment of #41, where a user suggests going to the DRF serializer to fix the problem. This is surely a bit of a hack - it works for a
defaultrepresented in coreapi, but if atitleorlabelis not represented, then one has a problem.