Currently toODataString constructs the entire query string used to make a request. When API endpoints are automatically generated (using swagger/OpenAPI for example), this makes toODataString less helpful. I would like a function that exposes the individual properties generated by toODataString
For example, toODataString currently produces something like
'$skip=0&$top=20&$orderby=quantity&$filter=date ge 2020-01-01T00:00:00.000Z'I'd like something like toODataObject that produces something like
{$skip: 0, $top: 20, $orderby: 'quantity', $filter: 'date ge 2020-01-01T00:00:00.000Z'}so that I could pass individual properties as parameters to generated API functions.
Thanks.
Hi Adam,
Following a recent review, we've decided to reopen this request.
While it has received limited community interest over the years, we believe it addresses a valid scenario and is worth keeping active.
We encourage everyone interested in this request to vote for it and share additional details about their specific use case to help us better understand its relevance and demand.
Regards,
Martin Bechev
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Hello Adam,
We are declining this request due to the current level of interest and demand.
However, if interest in this feature increases significantly in the future, we will reconsider its status and evaluate it again.
Regards,
Martin Bechev
Progress Telerik
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Hi Adam,
Thank you for the provided details.
That is indeed a valid feature request that we will monitor and eventually add to our future development plans based on the provided customer demand for it.
Regards,
Svet
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