Admin-On-Rest: Display Json grid in edit view -


i display following in edit page. i'm having trouble making sub-datagrid hold intervals part. 

[ {     "name": "jenn",     "description": "",     "duration": 780,     "level": 2,     "instructor": 1,     "category": 1,     "equipment": [         1,         2     ],     "intervals": [         {             "interval": 11,             "time": 30,             "incline": 30         },         {             "interval": 34,             "time": 30,             "incline": 0         }     ],     "id": 1,     "createdat": "2017-08-18t13:56:50.000z",     "updatedat": "2017-08-18t13:56:50.000z" }

]

this have:

export const classedit = (props) => (     <edit title={<classtitle />} {...props}>         <simpleform>             <disabledinput source="id" />             {/*<referenceinput label="instructor" source="instructor.id" reference="instructor">*/}             {/*<selectinput optiontext="name" />*/}             {/*</referenceinput>*/}             <textinput source="name" />             <longtextinput source="description" />             <numberinput source="duration" />             <numberinput source="level" />             <numberinput source="instructor" />             <selectinput source="category" choices={categorylist} />             <selectarrayinput label="equipment" source="equipment" choices={equipmentlist}/>             <datagrid >                 <numberfield source="intervals.interval"/>             </datagrid>         </simpleform>      </edit>

i'm guessing have somehow pass sub records datagrid, not sure how that?

this not possible currently. however, working on pr that. see https://github.com/marmelab/admin-on-rest/pull/697


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