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      NOTE: This suggestion is for Confluence Cloud. Using Confluence Server? See the corresponding suggestion.

      We're considering storing Ad hoc Canvas cards as page attachments, but would like the card's content to be indexed nicely.

      So here's an scenario:

      • I create a board on a page
      • In the board, I add a few cards, containing the value 'cheese', and 'bacon'.
      • The cards are saved as the page's attachment
      • If search for 'cheese', I don't get a hit, because the attachment is not extracted/index

      So, if there's already in core-confluence a 'PDF' extractor, it would be great if there was a JSON extractor:

      • If an attachment extension is .json then parse it
      • Traverse it to extract all the values (as plain string tokens)
      • Nice to have: to handle key-pairs and indexed them as such given a pattern. For example if in the attachment I have an attribute cheese: "Bacon" it be great if I could search for "cheese:"Bacon") and get a hit.

            [AI-679] Provide a JSON attachment extractor, for indexing

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            Description Original: We're considering storing Ad hoc Canvas cards as page attachments, but would like the card's content to be indexed nicely.

            So here's an scenario:
            * I create a board on a page
            * In the board, I add a few cards, containing the value 'cheese', and 'bacon'.
            * The cards are saved as the page's attachment
            * If search for 'cheese', I don't get a hit, because the attachment is not extracted/index

            So, if there's already in core-confluence a 'PDF' extractor, it would be great if there was a JSON extractor:
            * If an attachment extension is {{.json}} then parse it
            * Traverse it to extract all the values (as plain string tokens)
            * *Nice to have*: to handle key-pairs and indexed them as such given a pattern. For example if in the attachment I have an attribute {{cheese: "Bacon"}} it be great if I could search for "cheese:"Bacon") and get a hit.

            New: {panel:bgColor=#e7f4fa}
              *NOTE:* This suggestion is for *Confluence Cloud*. Using *Confluence Server*? [See the corresponding suggestion|http://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-30140].
              {panel}

            We're considering storing Ad hoc Canvas cards as page attachments, but would like the card's content to be indexed nicely.

            So here's an scenario:
            * I create a board on a page
            * In the board, I add a few cards, containing the value 'cheese', and 'bacon'.
            * The cards are saved as the page's attachment
            * If search for 'cheese', I don't get a hit, because the attachment is not extracted/index

            So, if there's already in core-confluence a 'PDF' extractor, it would be great if there was a JSON extractor:
            * If an attachment extension is {{.json}} then parse it
            * Traverse it to extract all the values (as plain string tokens)
            * *Nice to have*: to handle key-pairs and indexed them as such given a pattern. For example if in the attachment I have an attribute {{cheese: "Bacon"}} it be great if I could search for "cheese:"Bacon") and get a hit.

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            Link New: This issue is related to CONFSERVER-30140 [ CONFSERVER-30140 ]
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            Project Import New: Sat Apr 01 14:06:06 UTC 2017 [ 1491055566265 ]
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