There is Java implementation.
Attachments:
dot_attribute_lookup.patch 1.6 KB
Hi, thanks for the patch. I haven't seen any activity on the Java version
in a long time. I have added quite a few features to Python and JavaScript
since, all of which are reflected in the cross platform tests (these tests
are disabled for Java/PHP). If you're interested in using and maintaining
I could give you rights to commit this patch -- I personally won't be
patching/releasing it.
We decided to use Java version of JSON template in our project so what
would be great (since I anyway will fix bugs)
OK, I added you as committer. Please don't commit to anything besides the
Java version without sending a mail first.
Also, have you run the cross platform tests? You should run:
http://code.google.com/p/json-template/source/browse/jsontemplate_test.py
I think with --java, and then enable Java for the ones that now pass. It
will be DottedLookupTest at least.
You'll have to check out the test framework repo:
http://code.google.com/p/taste/
And then set PYTHONPATH so that the tests can import it. If you need help
with this let me know (I should probably have some docs somewhere). The
tests should make it very easy to add all the missing features to the Java
version.
Comment #7 on issue 19 by isungu...@issart.com: Add {foo.bar.baz} attribute
lookup
http://code.google.com/p/json-template/issues/detail?id=19
Thanks, Andy. DottedLookupTest tests were passed.