Help With Templated Links #39
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@oriolgual WDYT? |
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Seems useful, go ahead with the PR :) Oriol Gual On Thursday, September 19, 2013 at 11:43 AM, Josep M. Bach wrote:
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@benhamill go ahead :) |
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CODES! Lemme know if you want me to change whatever. 😄 |
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Thanks! :) |
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So, if I have a link, and I know it's templated... There's not a way for me to use that information to actually build a query. In my case, I suspect that it takes some argument I'm interested in, but this being hypermedia, I should check before I just go ahead with things. What I'd like is a method that transparently proxies
URITemplate#variablesso that I can at least make sure the template still includes the thing I want to use.If I put together a PR with this, does that sound like something worth merging?