Use JsonPointer syntax - #348
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JsonPointer syntax only needs to be used for InEnum.BODY. |
What if we have a query parameter which would be a list, shouldn't we add the index in the name? And what I mean by that is of the query param is named 'parameter.id', if we have an issue with the second member of the list, then the name in the issue should be 'parameter.id/1'? |
I have applied changes to the implementation to allow "." in name |
I think it's fine to keep using |
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| public class JsonPointerUtil { | ||
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| // e.g: /, field, /field, /field/0, /field/0/nested | ||
| private static final Pattern JSON_POINTER_PATTERN = Pattern.compile("/+[a-zA-Z0-9-]*+(/[a-zA-Z0-9-]++)*+"); |
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Maybe we are too strict with this regex (e.g. allowing underscores).
Also, technically the empty string "" is also a valid JSON Pointer. It can be used to point to the body itself.
Currently empty string will be converted to null in transformName.
| int index = 0; | ||
| for (String ssin : ssins.getValue()) { | ||
| ssin(new Input<>(ssins.getIn(), ssins.getName() + "[" + index + "]", ssin)); | ||
| String name = JsonPointerUtil.transformName(ssins.getIn(), |
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Shouldn't we remove the transformName call here?
We want auto-conversion with a warning when this is called with Input.body("ssins", myList); instead of "/ssins" no? Same for the refData methods below.
| String indexFormat = ProblemConfig.isJsonPointerEnabled() && in == InEnum.BODY ? ("/" + source.indexOf(value)) | ||
| : ("[" + source.indexOf(value) + "]"); | ||
| String nameWithIndex = name + indexFormat; | ||
| return referencedResourceNotFound(in, JsonPointerUtil.transformName(in, nameWithIndex), value); |
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Same here, shouldn't we remove the transformName call and rely on auto-conversion with warning instead?
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