Liquid code generation for dictionary types

[davidkeaveny]

Apologies if this is somewhat cross-posted from NSwag; I've been working on an OpenAPI project that is using NSwag to convert the OpenAPI spec into C# contracts and controllers; however, I've hit a snag where I want to apply security attributes to individual controller actions, and that requires me to create a custom Fluid template.

The model type being passed to Fluid has a property of type IEnumerable<OpenApiSecurityRequirement>, where OpenApiSecurityRequirement inherits from Dictionary<string, IEnumerable<string>>; that has all the information I need in my Fluid template, but the problem is that Fluid doesn't know how to handle dictionaries. Give that dictionaries are fairly important in the JSON world, I was hoping that there might be some sort of easy workaround that I could apply?

[davidkeaveny]

Never mind, I find out the answer in [a closed issue[(https://github.com/sebastienros/fluid/issues/173) on the Fluid.Core site; in short, Fluid treats a dictionary as an array of tuples, so instead of using item.Key and item.Value as I was expecting, you use item[0] and item[1] to access the key and the value respectively.