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Additional Relative JSON Pointer examples
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| { | |
| "test": ["foo", "bar"], | |
| "child": { | |
| "grandchild": 12345 | |
| }, | |
| "sibling": "sibling value", | |
| "awkwardly/named~variable": true | |
| } |
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| Starting value Relative JSON Pointer result | |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | |
| "bar" "0" "bar" | |
| "bar" "0#" 1 | |
| "bar" "1" ["foo", "bar"] | |
| "bar" "1/0" "foo" | |
| "bar" "1/1" "bar" | |
| "bar" "1#" "test" | |
| "bar" "2" << the whole document >> | |
| "bar" "2#" << fails >> | |
| "bar" "3" << fails >> | |
| 12345 "0" 12345 | |
| 12345 "0#" "grandchild" | |
| 12345 "1" {"grandchild": 12345} | |
| 12345 "1/grandchild" 12345 | |
| 12345 "1#" "child" | |
| 12345 "2" << the whole document >> | |
| 12345 "2/sibling" "sibling value" | |
| 12345 "2/test/1" "bar" | |
| {"grandchild": 12345} "0" {"grandchild": 12345} | |
| {"grandchild": 12345} "0#" "child" | |
| {"grandchild": 12345} "0/grandchild" 12345 | |
| {"grandchild": 12345} "1/sibling" "sibling value" | |
| {"grandchild": 12345} "2" << the whole document >> | |
| "sibling value" "0" "sibling value" | |
| "sibling value" "0#" "sibling" | |
| "sibling value" "1" << the whole document >> | |
| "sibling value" "1/awkwardly~1named~0variable" true | |
| true "0" true | |
| true "0#" "awkwardly/named-variable" |
@ArnoCan
Agree with u.
{"grandchild": 12345} "1" should be "<<the whole document >>"
{"grandchild": 12345} "2" should be "<<fails>>"
There is a typo in line 30, resul should read "awkwardly/named~variable".
how to use the Relative JSON Pointer in a schema actually? Do I need to use $data or $ref?
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Hello,
I am currently testing a new library with relative pointers support. The example
seems to be erroneous, it is also inconsistent with the example
because this implies "1" as the root of the whole document.
The valid entry should be
WKR
Arno-Can Uestuensoez