I would like to get something like:
{"collection":"tags","example":{"name":"dima"}}
I am doing:
Json x = Json.emptyObject;
x.collection = "tags";
x.example = `{"name":"dima"}`;
writeln(x.toString);
I am getting:
{"collection":"tags","example":"{\"name\":\"dima\"}"}
What I am doing wrong? How to prevent slashes appearing?
On Mon, 07 Sep 2015 20:50:31 GMT, Suliman wrote:
I would like to get something like:
{"collection":"tags","example":{"name":"dima"}}I am doing:
Json x = Json.emptyObject; x.collection = "tags"; x.example = `{"name":"dima"}`; writeln(x.toString);I am getting:
{"collection":"tags","example":"{\"name\":\"dima\"}"}What I am doing wrong? How to prevent slashes appearing?
Yes, you're assigning a string to a Json object's member.
You need to create a new object first, and then assign members to it.
auto x = Json.emptyObject;
x.collection = "tags";
x.example = Json.emptyObject;
x.example.name = "dima";
writeln(x.toString);
Also, I believe the x.prop syntax is going to be deprecated, so you should instead use:
auto x = Json.emptyObject;
x["collection"] = "tags";
auto example = Json.emptyObject;
example["name"] = "dima";
x["example"] = example;
How to change output order?
Json statusJSON = Json.emptyObject;
Json answerJSON = Json.emptyObject;
tatusJSON["status"] = "fail"; // user exists in DB, password NO
answerJSON["password"] = "wrongPassword"; // user exists in DB, password NO
answerJSON["isAuthorized"] = false;
statusJSON["error"] = answerJSON;
logInfo("-------------------------------------------------------------------------------");
logInfo(statusJSON.toString);
readln;
logInfo("^-----------------------------------------------------------------------------^");
logWarn("WRONG password for USER: %s", request["username"]); //getting username from request
{"error":{"isAuthorized":false,"password":"wrongPassword"},"status":"fail"}
I would like to do:"status":"fail", {"error":{"isAuthorized":false,"password":"wrongPassword"}}
On Thu, 14 Jan 2016 08:17:20 GMT, Suliman wrote:
{"error":{"isAuthorized":false,"password":"wrongPassword"},"status":"fail"}I would like to do:
"status":"fail", {"error":{"isAuthorized":false,"password":"wrongPassword"}}
You can use a struct and serializeToJsonString (or pass the struct to res.writeJsonBody):
struct PasswordError {
bool isAuthorized;
string password;
}
struct ErrorStatus {
string status;
PasswordError error;
}
logInfo(%s, ErrorStatus("fail", PasswordError(false, "wrongPassword")).serializeToJsonString());