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Do you think it's intuitive to scroll through the specification to find a box you need to click to see the most basic information about a price_r object?
Given the amount of information concealed here is so minimal, I really think it should get displayed as a simple sub-list. 🖥️
Moreover, the verbose Show child attributes phrase adds practically as much requite reading as the fundamentally-crucial numerator and denominator definitions themselves. 🧐
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Hey, there!! You do bring up a good point that the "hiddenness" of the child attributes in this instance doesn't really serve much purpose. I think it's more intuitive what it was meant for on pages like The Claimable Balance Object, where a couple layers of child attributes are nested together.
That said, this will probably be irrelevant in the not-too-distant-future. Soon, we'll be generating these pages out of the OpenAPI spec files, instead of hand-writing them. They'll be displayed similar to this example schema page, and it'll feel a lot like the existing OpenAPI parameter/response sections that are already displayed alongside each of the endpoint pages.
Do you think it's intuitive to scroll through the specification to find a box you need to click to see the most basic information about a
price_r
object?Given the amount of information concealed here is so minimal, I really think it should get displayed as a simple sub-list. 🖥️
stellar-docs/docs/data/horizon/api-reference/resources/offers/object.mdx
Lines 37 to 42 in 7b5567b
Moreover, the verbose
Show child attributes
phrase adds practically as much requite reading as the fundamentally-crucial numerator and denominator definitions themselves. 🧐The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: