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Navigation expressions not working? #72
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As far as I see its not configured: https://github.com/ngs-doo/TemplaterExamples/blob/master/Intermediate/TemplaterJson/src/main/java/hr/ngs/templater/json/TemplaterJson.java#L78 |
Would it be much effort to add
but these are not activated by default. It took me quite some digging in the documentation to see that
and that this also must be done to activate the build-in navigation plugins. The Getting started section of the documentation also seems to imply that navigation expressions are enabled by default, so I might not be the only one to stumble over this when using the command line tool |
Eh, it also says just before
While most of the examples are using |
Ok, I will do that. Nevertheless here is a pull request #73 to add navigation expressions in the templater-json jar. Maybe this is useful for anyone. |
I have the following
simple.json
file:and a
simple_template.xlsx
with expressions likeI run it like
java -jar templater-json.jar simple_template.xlsx simple.json simple.xlsx
But in the output
simple.xlsx
I can only see that[[colors.name]]
gets replaced:It seems like all the navigation expressions are ignored. Am I doing something wrong here? Or are navigation expressions not supported by
templater-json.jar
?simple_template.xlsx
simple.json
simple.xlsx
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