Today it is possible to use the _fields query parameter to choose the list of fields we want.
In case of kinto-attachment, a nested object has been created, in case of our Fennec OTA use case we have this kind of records:
{
"kind": "font",
"original": {
"mimetype": "application/x-font-ttf",
"filename": "CharisSILCompact-R.ttf",
"hash": "4ed509317f1bb441b185ea13bf1c9d19d1a0b396962efa3b5dc3190ad88f2067",
"size": 1727656
},
"last_modified": 1455710632607,
"attachment": {
"mimetype": "application/x-gzip",
"size": 548720,
"hash": "960be4fc5a92c1dc488582b215d5d75429fd4ffbee463105d29992cd792a912e",
"location": "https://kinto-ota.dev.mozaws.net/attachments/0d28a72d-a51f-46f8-9e5a-f95c61de904e.gz",
"filename": "CharisSILCompact-R.ttf.gz"
},
"exclude": {
"version": "nightly"
},
"type": "asset-archive",
"id": "c906275c-3747-fe27-426f-6187526a6f06"
}
Is it possible to ask for something like:
/v1/buckets/dlc/collections/catalog/records?_fields=type,exclude,attachment.location,attachment.hash,original.mimetype,original.filename,kind
[0] https://stedolan.github.io/jq/
Today it is possible to use the
_fieldsquery parameter to choose the list of fields we want.In case of kinto-attachment, a nested object has been created, in case of our Fennec OTA use case we have this kind of records:
Is it possible to ask for something like:
[0] https://stedolan.github.io/jq/