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The default schema used for parameters is `string` but the library try to infer the type of the parameters based on the value using regular expressions, the detected types are `integer`, `number`, `boolean` and `string`, if you find any problem in the inference process please open an issue.
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Path parameters are also automatically detected, this library look for [Postman variables](https://learning.postman.com/docs/sending-requests/variables/) in the url as `{{{variable}}}` and transform to a single curly brace expression as `{variable}` as supported by OpenAPI, also create the parameter definition using the variable name. To provide additional information about a path parameter you can [Pass Meta-information as markdown](#pass-meta-information-as-markdown).
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Path parameters are also automatically detected, this library look for [Postman variables](https://learning.postman.com/docs/sending-requests/variables/) in the url as "{{variable}}" and transform to a single curly brace expression as `{variable}` as supported by OpenAPI, also create the parameter definition using the variable name. To provide additional information about a path parameter you can [Pass Meta-information as markdown](#pass-meta-information-as-markdown).
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For headers and query fields you can indicate that this parameter is mandatory/required adding into the description the literal `[required]`. The library use a case insensitive regexp so all variations are supported (`[REQUIRED]`, `[Required]`...) and never mind the location inside the description (at the beginning, at the end...).
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