Renderer

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Channel Dependant Renderers

Each possible output channel might require its own output format. The Accept: header is used to determine the requested format. For channels without such a header, like CLI, a fake header is created.

The Accept: header contains a MIME type. The MIME types are assigned to Renderers using an editable map.

• [x] MIME Mapping
• [x] JSON Renderer
• [x] XML Renderer
• [x] Plain Text Renderer
• [x] HTML Renderer

Script Strategies

The HTML Renderer supports script strategies, i.e., classes that abstract JavaScript libraries.

• [ ] Plain, i.e., no JavaScript
• [ ] Vanilla JavaScript
• [ ] Bootstrap 4, see #82

Templating

Some Renderers, like HTML, will need a templating system.

• [x] Define Templating, see #100
• [x] Define default List View, see #103
• [x] Define default Detail View, see #102
• [ ] Define default Form View, see #104

Possible Enhancements

These things could be beneficial; they are up to discussion.

• Jason lets you instantly turn any data, website, or API into your own custom app. It would require its own Renderer.