Overview

This page shows how to use Augments when using the JSON Table macro, which is part of the Advanced Tables for Confluence add-on. In this example, one of the columns that is an embedded JSON array field is expanded into a table using the wiki markup version of the JSON Table macro. This data is taken from publicly available download data on Atlassian Marketplace.

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Macro Name	JSON Table
Macro Syntax	{json-table}

Define these Parameters/Values

Paths to array fields	versions
Paths to fields to be included	version,sums
Auto number on each row	selected
Output format	wiki
URL to JSON data	https://marketplace.atlassian.com/rest/1.0/plugins/org.swift.confluence.table/downloads?startDate=2013-01-01&numVersions=4
Augments to data row values	,"{json-table: paths=monthlies\|fieldPaths=month,sum\|sortColumn=1\|sortDescending=true\|autoTotal=true\|headingAugments=Month,Total}%2%{json-table}"
Augments to heading row values	Version, Downloads

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Wiki Markup

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Wiki markup equivalent

{json-table:output=wiki|
paths=versions|
fieldPaths=version,sums|
url=https://marketplace.atlassian.com/rest/1.0/plugins/org.swift.confluence.table/downloads?startDate=2013-01-01&numVersions=4|
headingAugments=Version,Downloads|
augments=, "
  %[%json-table:
    paths=monthlies%!%
    fieldPaths=month,sum%!%
    sortColumn=1%!%
    sortDescending=true%!%
    autoTotal=true%!%
    id=$mpKey.%1%.month%!%
    headingAugments=Month,Total%!%
  %]%
  %2%
  %[%json-table%]%"|
autoNumber=true|
sortColumn=1|
sortDescending=true}
{json-table}

Example Result

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