`TokensApiControllerApi.GetAppTokens` fails to convert time on JSON unmarshal, returning bad results.

[ZaneWillgruber]

Summary

TokensApiControllerApi.GetAppTokens (and any other endpoint with a time.Time field in the return) fails to decode the JSON epoch time to time.Time as it takes a string. This results in some data being corrupt or lost.

Reproduction

Given an app that has at least two tokens:

package main

import (
    "context"
    "fmt"
    "os"

    "github.com/sematext/sematext-api-client-go/stcloud"
)

func main() {
    cfg := stcloud.NewConfiguration()
    cfg.BasePath = "https://apps.sematext.com"
    client := stcloud.NewAPIClient(cfg)

    ctx := context.WithValue(context.Background),
        stcloud.ContextAPIKey,
        stcloud.APIKey{Key: os.Getenv("SEMATEXT_API_KEY"), Prefix: "apiKey"},
    )

    resp, httpResp, err := client.TokensApiControllerApi.GetAppTokens(ctx, /* appId */)
    fmt.Printf("err=%v status=%d tokens %d\n", err, httpResp.StatusCode, len(resp.Data.Tokens))
}

Actual

err=<nil> status=200 tokens=1

Expected

err=<nil> status=200 tokens=2
// Or, if decoding really cannot succeed, err should be not be nil

Bugs

time.Time json unmarshal

stcloud/model_token_dto.go:

type TokenDto struct {
    CreatedAt time.Time `json:createdAt,omitempty"`
    ...
}

The API sends createdAt as a JSON number, not an RFC3339 string. time.Time.UnmarshalJSON only accepts strings. This fails with:

Time.UnmarshalJSON: input is not a JSON string