enable relative URLs in most places #35
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…into master. It also needs a modification into AndroidManifest to work properly 'configChanges="orientation|screenSize"' in application section
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I thought being able to use relative JSON urls would make it easier to share jasonette applications. For one example, I modified the jasonpedia demo app to use all relative URLs. To try:
git clone --branch relative-urls [email protected]:brad/Jasonpedia.gitcd Jasonpediapython -m http.server 8000(or with Python 2:python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8000)strings.xmltohttp://x.x.x.x:8000/demo.jsonwherex.x.x.xis an IP address on the local network for your computer that is also accessible to the mobile deviceIt should be completely functional (except for the missing Android features) and you can edit the json files locally and see the changes. The URLs are relative to the domain of the URL in
strings.xml. You can just use the filename (other_json.json) to refer to a file at the same level as the current json, or./can also refer to files at the same level. You can also use../to refer to files one level up, or start the path with/to refer to the root of the domain.