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So instead of a hard coded url it's a hard coded reference to a url? How does it deal with a breaking changing? Say the order of the links changes? It doesn't s
by jasonboyd 4y ago
So instead of a hard coded url it's a hard coded reference to a url? How does it deal with a breaking changing? Say the order of the links changes? It doesn't seem like this works without some out of band information.
- kelseyfrog 4y agoThey are keyed using rels. You're right, they aren't relying on order; that would be terrible. And yes, JSON doesn't "have" rels. This is worked around by specifying a mimetype which does. Is it turtles all the way down? Yes, but not all turtles are equivalent. You should already be specifying a "Content-Type": application/json, it's not too much to change that to application/vnd.api+json and write a spec somewhere.