I have a repository of json-schemas in git. I'd like to use Hackolade for editing these, but some collaborators will be editing the schemas directly.
Is it possible to mass recursively import an entire directory structure of JSON schemas?
I have a repository of json-schemas in git. I'd like to use Hackolade for editing these, but some collaborators will be editing the schemas directly.
Is it possible to mass recursively import an entire directory structure of JSON schemas?
You may do multiple select of files within a folder. All selected JSON Schema files will be reverse-engineered in the same Hackolade model.
Separately, if you have a git-enabled repo accessed by different users, would it not make sense to clone the repo locally, then use a git client to pull, commit, push, do pull requests, etc... Whether for Hackolade models or JSON Schema outputs, take a look at https://hackolade.com/help/Teamcollaboration.html
I was planning on using a git repo and following the workflow described in the link. But since not all our collaborators will be using hackolade, I needed to be able to update the hackolade model from the JSON schemas and vice versa.
And since our schemas are organized into different folders in the repo, it would be nice if we could import files recursively. Being able to specify a glob or extension would be nice, but not required.
Understood. I'll see what we can do and add it to the backlog.
FYI, this was done some time ago already. Version v5.4.0