Handling vendor extensions into templates

[Alex Dobjanschi]

First of all, I'm not sure if this is a jmustache specific topic, but it pretty tied to swagger as well :)

Imagine there is a vendor extension for parameter, like this:

parameters:
  - name: param1
    type: string
    x-encrypt-with: {
      algorithm: 'sha1'
      additionalData1: '256'
      additionalModelName: 'param1'
    }

There is a vendor extension whose values I'd like to use in template, but unfortunately, despite all my efforts, jmustache interprets x-encrypt-with as an iterable, as far as I've seen, and goes through all its values:

{{#allParams}}
  {{#vendorExtensions.x-encrypt-with}}
    // Value: {{this}}
  {{/vendorExtensions.x-encrypt-with}}
{{/allParams}}

 

The output is:

// Value: sha1
// Value: 256
// Value: param1

What I'd like to output is (do not iterate through Map but instead use a keyed access):

// Value: sha1, 256, param1

Thanks!

[tony tam]

Take a look here:

https://github.com/samskivert/jmustache#-first-and--last

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[Alex Dobjanschi]

In reality, vendorExtensions are not parsed in any kind, and the runtime data-type is ObjectNode, which to be honest I have no idea how to render with jmustache.

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