Gordon wrote;
I am undecided on disallowing or forcing reduction of Arrays and
Objects, when they only hold a single value. There is definitely an
advantage in disallowing reduction, as it reduces authoring choices
and
thus complexity. So if we want to keep it simple, I guess
disallowing is
the right choice. On the other hand, JavaScript is loosely typed
and we
could come up with a much more compact jCard if we force reduction.
I say disallow. Allowing this would increase complexity at the
consumer side. Forcing it increases the complexity at the producer
side as well. If people are worried about compactness, they should
use "Content-Encoding: gzip".
I'm pretty close to an implementation for jCard. So far, missing
'adr', 'org' and 'agent', but have implemented all other properties,
plus vCard 'X-GENDER' as 'xGender' in jCard. Right now my JSON
violates rule #5: there's plenty of empty arrays.
"key": [], "mailer": [], etc
I hope to get that fixed too. But otherwise, nearly there!
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Toby A Inkster
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