Click the "Name" field.
Type "Entity Fragments"

Click the "Description (Optional)" field.
Type "Imports fragments data from the catalog entities which can be used to create Tech Insights checks."

Click the "Description (Optional)" field.

Type "Imports fragments data from the catalog entities which can be used to create Tech Insights checks."

Click the "Proxy" field
Click "/fragments"
Click the "Path Extension" field
Type `?entityRef={{entityRef}}`

Click the "Select Entity to test data source against" field

Click the catalog entity you would like to test against

Click the "Fact name" field
Type "Fragments Count"
Click the "JSONata query" field.
Type `$count($.items[*].fragment.*.*)`
Click the "Type" field
Click "Number"

Click the "Fact name" field
Type "Fragments List"
Click the "JSONata query" field
Type `$map($.items[*].fragment.*, $string)`
Click the "Type" field
Click "String"

Type `$map($.items[*].fragment.*, $string)`

Click the "Fact name" field.
Type "Has Fragments"
Click the "JSONata query" field
Type `[$count($.items[*].fragment.*.*) > 0]`
Click the "Type" field
Click "Boolean"

Type `[$count($.items[*].fragment.*.*) > 0]`

Use the "Applies to" filter to target the data source at components which have fragments or decorators. A catalog entity will have an additional annotation called "roadie.io/applied-fragments" when a fragment or decorator has been applied.

We recommend starting with a highly targeted filter for initial experimentation and iteration. You can widen the filter later to capture more results.

Create Data Source for Entity Fragments