* Used to have 6 functions: MarshalOnePayload, MarshalOnePayloadWithoutIncluded, MarshalOne, MarshalManyPayload, MarshalManyPayloadWithoutIncluded, MarshalMany - now there are only 3: MarshalPayload, MarshalPayloadWithoutIncluded, Marshal. This simplifies the public API; will be easier to explain and document while still providing the existing support for struct ptrs (&Blog{}) and slices of struct ptrs ([]*Blog{}).
* Correcting all code occurrences leftover.
* Updating README to reflect Marshal API changes.
* Omit the mention of One vs Many
This commit adds omitempty to the field ID of type Node. This is needed
when constructing an entity client-side and sending it to the server for
creation. Without omitempty, the constructed entity will contain an
empty "id": "", which is not sensible to transmit.
This change addresses #83.
* Added back the Metable implementation for our example models.
* Examples updated to use jsonapi.Links and jsonapi.Meta types rather than the underlying map[string]interface{}
* Commenting the Metable interface and moving the Meta type beside it.
* Use the headerAccept constant defined for the example app.
* Make the Meta field of a Link of type Meta rather than a map[string]inteface{}
* Convert the map[string]interface to a Meta in the test.
* Updated the readme to include a deeply nested, varying typed meta example.
* Moving all testing models to their own file; preparing to write a more complete Meta test.
* Make the Meta test also check for the value of the detail key. Moved more test support models.
* master:
Added tests for the REST endpoints exposed in our example. Added a script for running the example app. Split the example into multiple files.
Go 1.8 released today; dropping support for 1.6
Travis calls script/test
Added a script/test such that the example app can also have tests and been included in the CI test runs.
# Conflicts:
# examples/app.go
* add Meta field in node structs and Metable/RelationshipMetable interfaces
* update response marshalling to add Meta
* update tests for presence of Meta
* add Metable and RelationshipMetable interfaces to example
* update README to include Meta details
Instead of using `cd` to change to the package directory, prepend the examples commands with `$GOPATH`, which will make the commands easier to follow for anyone unfamiliar with Go. It's easy to miss the 'cd' instruction above.
During the `unmarshalNode` routine, various type errors may come up.
Currently they are being swallowed by the error handling mechanism.
Rework that system so that errors are actually exposed and can be
corrected without having to dive into the code.
Handle time.Time & *time.Time type errors.
Add test for unmarshalling ptr with bad type.
Final `attr` type check catch-all & tests.
Implement system for JSON API compatible errors.
This commit creates a series of structs and interfaces for representing
JSON API compatible error objects. It includes a method for emitting a
payload of error objects (according to the JSON API spec). Its algorithm
is based upon a series of interfaces which define incremental levels of
support for errors which are JSON API compatible.
Use new error type for unmarshalling errors.
Update some docs & the privacy of a func.
Don't be prescriptive on `meta`. Use map[string]interface{}.
Add a README section on errors &c.
Do not force inclusion of `title` & `detail` (use omitempty).
Update README & docs on use of pertient errors related types.
Update tests to account for these changes.
If error type is already *ErrorObject, return immediately.
Rm everything except for ErrorsPayload, ErrorObject & MarshalErrors.
Also update README & tests.
Remove a test fixture which is no longer needed.
The checking `n` returned by `io.ReadFull()` is removed because `io.ReadFull()` returns n == len(buf) if and only if err == nil according to its document ( https://golang.org/pkg/io/#ReadFull ) and it's enough to check only `err`.
Marc Abramowitz
Slemgrim
Sam Woodard
Jason McCallister
Aren Patel
Aren Patel
Stratos Neiros
Angelos Panagiotopoulos
Anthony Dodd
Samantha Belkin
Matt Bostock
Mirek Petricek
Marc Abramowitz
Keiji Yoshida