Test

HelloWithEnum

import Foundation
import ServiceStack

public class HelloWithEnum : Codable
{
    public var enumProp:EnumType
    public var enumTypeFlags:EnumTypeFlags
    public var enumWithValues:EnumWithValues
    public var nullableEnumProp:EnumType?
    public var enumFlags:EnumFlags
    public var enumAsInt:EnumAsInt
    public var enumStyle:EnumStyle
    public var enumStyleMembers:EnumStyleMembers

    required public init(){}
}

public enum EnumType : String, Codable
{
    case Value1
    case Value2
    case Value3
}

// @Flags()
public enum EnumTypeFlags : Int, Codable
{
    case Value1 = 0
    case Value2 = 1
    case Value3 = 2
}

public enum EnumWithValues : String, Codable
{
    case None
    case Value1
    case Value2
}

// @Flags()
public enum EnumFlags : Int, Codable
{
    case Value0 = 0
    case Value1 = 1
    case Value2 = 2
    case Value3 = 4
    case Value123 = 7
}

public enum EnumAsInt : Int, Codable
{
    case Value1 = 1000
    case Value2 = 2000
    case Value3 = 3000
}

public enum EnumStyle : String, Codable
{
    case lower
    case UPPER
    case PascalCase
    case camelCase
    case camelUPPER
    case PascalUPPER
}

public enum EnumStyleMembers : String, Codable
{
    case Lower
    case Upper
    case PascalCase
    case CamelCase
    case CamelUpper
    case PascalUpper
}

Swift HelloWithEnum DTOs

To override the Content-type in your clients, use the HTTP Accept Header, append the .jsv suffix or ?format=jsv

HTTP + JSV

The following are sample HTTP requests and responses. The placeholders shown need to be replaced with actual values.

POST /jsv/oneway/HelloWithEnum HTTP/1.1 
Host: test.servicestack.net 
Accept: text/jsv
Content-Type: text/jsv
Content-Length: length

{
	enumProp: Value1,
	enumTypeFlags: 0,
	enumWithValues: None,
	nullableEnumProp: Value1,
	enumFlags: 0,
	enumAsInt: Value1,
	enumStyle: lower,
	enumStyleMembers: lower
}