[Question] Please bump docs.rs version to 0.3.2

[dionverbeke]

What version of ribboncurls are you using?

0.3.1 and . notation does not work

[JamyGolden]

Can you give me example code where I can recreate the issue? The tests are passing so while there could be a bug, it should be pretty solid so something as basic as dot notation not working makes me feel like it could be an issue with the data you're providing or the mustache template you're using.

[dionverbeke]

This works in 0.2.1, but not in 3.1. So I am sure something has changed outside of my code. the json is : {"users":[{"a":"абетка","b":"alphabet","id":1,"lesson":"0"},{"a":"Австралія","b":"Australia","id":2,"lesson":"0"},{"a":"адреса","b":"address","id":3,"lesson":"0"},{"a":"актор","b":"actor","id":4,","b":"actor","id":4,"lesson":"0"},{"a":"алфавіт","b":"alphabet","id":5,"lesson":"0"},{"a":"Америка","b":"America","id":6,"lesson":"0"},{"a":"англійська","b":"English","id":7,"lesson":"0"},{"a":"анкета","b":"questionnaire","id":8,"lesson":"0"},{"a":"балет","b":"ballet","id":9,"lesson":"0"},{"a":"бізнесмен","b":"businessman","id":10,"lesson":"0"},{"a":"Бразилія","b":"Brazil","id":11,"lesson":"0"},{"a":"бразильська","b":"Brazilian","id":12,"lesson":"0"},{"a":"будинок","b":"house","id":13,"lesson":"0"},{"a":"буква","b":"letter","id":14,"lesson":"0"},{"a":"Великобританія","b":"United Kingdom","id":15,"lesson":"0"}]} <div class="rounded-xl border bg-gray-900"> <table class="w-full divide-y divide-gray-300"> <thead> <tr> <th scope="col" class="p-3">Id</th> <th scope="col" class="p-3">Lesson</th> <th scope="col" class="p-3">Word</th> <th scope="col" class="p-3">Description</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody class="divide-y divide-gray-300"> {{#users}} <tr> <td class="p-3">{{.id}}</td> <td class="p-3">{{.lesson}}</td> <td class="p-3">{{.a}}</td> <td class="p-3">{{.b}}</td> </tr> {{/users}} </tbody> </table> </div> let result = parse_template(String::from("vocabulary.html"), args); pub fn parse_template(text: String, args: String) -> String { let path: std::path::PathBuf = ["templates", text.as_str()].iter(). collect(); let name = String::from(path.to_str().unwrap()); // load from file into string let file_contents = fs::read_to_string(name).unwrap(); let partials = parse_partials(); let result = ribboncurls::render(&file_contents, args.as_str(), Some(partials. as_str())).unwrap(); result }

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[JamyGolden]

I can't get your example to work with ribboncurls 0.2.1. I'm guessing the data you're providing is slightly modified for this github issue though, it contains duplicate keys which isn't valid json; because of this serde_yaml treats the provided data as a Value::String rather than a Value::Mapping. Can you try running the json through a lint and see if the updated data solves the issue? https://jsonlint.com/

[dionverbeke]

Solved. That was the issue.

[JamyGolden]

Great! I’ll look at adding support for linting or debugging to make this issue more easily visible.