System Information
- Strapi Version: 4.23.1
- Operating System: Linux
- Database: MySQL
- Node Version: 20
In my data structure, I have a nested relationship, and I want to partially populate a JSON field from this relationship.
Here’s an illustrative data structure (note, the actual data is slightly different):
- Room
- Office: one-to-many relation to Room
- Computer: many-to-one relation to Office
Each computer has a “config” JSON field:
{
"OS" : "Windows",
"CPU": "AMD",
...
}
I want to populate only the config["OS"]
for a specific computer. Is this possible with Strapi? Specifically, for a given room, I’d like to return the office.computer.config.OS
value.
Currently, using this API call:
api/rooms/?filters[uid][$eq]=room_id&populate[office][populate][computer][populate][config][fields][0]=OS
I receive the complete “config” in the response.
Since the config is quite extensive, and I don’t need all the details for each query, it would be helpful to filter out unnecessary data. How can I achieve this in Strapi?
Based on my current understanding this is not possible.