Open pmogren opened 10 years ago
Not in v4, I'm afraid.
It's expected to be in v5, as per this proposal. It would be something like:
{
"links": [
"href": {
"template": "/example{?e,b}",
"vars": {
"b": "3/b"
}
}
]
}
In that example, "e"
is treated as a plain variable name, but the value for "b"
is resolved using a Relative JSON Pointer that says "go up three levels, then into the b
property".
The moment a proposal for v5 is released, I'll put this functionality into Jsonary.
Thanks for the response.
From: Geraint [mailto:notifications@github.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2014 11:09 AM To: jsonary-js/jsonary Cc: Paul Mogren Subject: Re: [jsonary] How to access parent data (#130)
Not in v4.
It's expected to be in v5, as per this proposalhttps://github.com/json-schema/json-schema/wiki/Extended-templating-syntax-(v5-proposal). It would be something like:
{
"links": [
"href": {
"template": "/example{?e,b}",
"vars": {
"b": "3/b"
}
}
]
}
In that example, "e" is treated as a plain variable name, but the value for "b" is resolved using a Relative JSON Pointer that says "go up three levels, then into the b property".
The moment a proposal for v5 is released, I'll put this functionality into Jsonary.
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Hello,
Given a JSON document like this:
Is there any way the URI template of a schema-described link on the items of array 'd' could reference the value of 'b'? For example I am thinking of a URI template like "/example{?e}&b={parent.parent.parent.b}" which on the first item in 'd' would come out to "/example?e=e1&b=bVal"