Do not show reply address when empty

[charbonnierg]

Description

I'm mainly using NATS as a message broker, which offers request/reply on dynamic addresses which are not indicated in the message payload or message header.

Thus, when documenting my applications with Async API, I use reply channels with empty address field.

However, the asyncapi-react component still displays:

Reply will be directed to the address specified at this location:

Alternatives

Maybe display a message like:

"Reply will be directed to an address according to client and server configurations"

This would be True with NATS, because client can choose the reply subject when sending a request, but I'm not sure it is more informational than simply removing the message.

Reasons

• The current display is misleading, because there is no reply location at all, but the message still mention a reply location
• The current display strongly looks like a checkbox and this can be disturbing for new users

Attachments

Here is the current output:

Here is the output on my fork:

Code changes can be found here

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