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Overview ¶
Package security is a thin sub-parser for the `Security:` block body that appears under both `swagger:meta` and `swagger:route`. The body shape is one requirement per line:
name: scope1, scope2
where the scope list may be empty (a bare `name:` is permitted) and scopes are whitespace-trimmed.
Sibling of `internal/parsers/yaml/`: imported by `internal/parsers/grammar/` from the lexer-time dispatch in emitRawBlock (the same seam yaml.TypedExtensions plugs into for the `extensions:` keyword). Builders read the typed result via `grammar.Block.SecurityRequirements()` rather than re-parsing the raw body — same shape extensions already follows.
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type Requirement ¶
Requirement is one Security: line's contribution to the spec: a single-entry map from name → scope list. Multiple Requirements build up across lines.
func Parse ¶
func Parse(body string) []Requirement
Parse splits body on newlines and parses each non-blank line as a `name: scope1, scope2` security requirement. Empty body returns nil.
V1 quirk preserved: a scope that contains whitespace truncates at its first word — fixtures today only use single-word scopes, so the truncation is invisible, but the regression risk is real enough to keep the behaviour locked.
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