Draft-06 formats #173
Draft-06 formats #173
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It would be good to add a fragment-only URI reference, "#frag" or whatever.
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Could we add a URI Template that doesn't have any variables in it?
And also a URI Template that is a templated relative reference?
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what is templated relative reference? I don't see anything here: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6570
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Yeah it's not obvious but it's there. It just means that the template can look like a relative uRI reference in addition to a full URI.
At the top of page 3 in the introduction there's this:
template processor: A program or library that, given a URI Template
and a set of variables with values, transforms the template string
into a URI reference by parsing the template for expressions and
substituting each one with its corresponding expansion.
(emphasis added).
In the expansion section:
If an error occurs, the result returned might not be a valid URI
reference; it will be an incompletely expanded template string that
is only intended for diagnostic use.
It's mentioned in several other places but I think that gets the point across :-)
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So a templatized URI reference would be something like
/foos/{id}
/foos{?offset,limit,query}
etc.
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I see. Actually the spec only defines interpolation ({...}), everything outside curly braces can be anything, it doesn't have to be URI reference according to the syntax in RFC.
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But I can add relative reference
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@handrews is there anything else we need here? That's the last thing for draft-06 tests I think. |
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@epoberezkin as far as I know we're good to go for Draft 06 in terms of tests. |
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