Convert flat object hierarchy to json
I do work for a project currently, where the data is send to the server as application/x-www-form-urlencoded (which is bad, and it should be JSON, but unfortunately I am not able to change this one).
The following code snipped will transfer the given parameters (in a loop) to a Map, which can then be transformed to json (eg. by using jackson).
I would like to make this even better, so please post your comments and suggestions.
Parameter-List:
_id=[5bfad95450642c333010daca],
_rev=[1-9ce33949c3acd85cea6c58467e6a8144],
type=[Group],
user=[aUSer],
default=[aDetail],
store[aDetail][prop]=[5],
store[aDetail][lprop1][0][time]=[00:00],
store[aDetail][lprop1][0][value]=[14],
store[aDetail][lprop1][0][timeAsSeconds]=[0],
store[aDetail][lprop1][1][time]=[07:00],
store[aDetail][lprop1][1][value]=[8],
store[aDetail][lprop1][1][timeAsSeconds]=[25200],
store[aDetail][anprop]=[25],
store[aDetail][lprop2][0][time]=[00:00],
store[aDetail][lprop2][0][value]=[61],
store[aDetail][lprop2][0][timeAsSeconds]=[0],
store[bDetail][prop]=[6],
store[bDetail][lprop1][0][time]=[00:10],
store[bDetail][lprop1][0][value]=[12],
store[bDetail][lprop1][0][timeAsSeconds]=[0],
store[bDetail][lprop1][1][time]=[07:10],
store[bDetail][lprop1][1][value]=[9],
store[bDetail][lprop1][1][timeAsSeconds]=[25200],
store[bDetail][anprop]=[25],
store[bDetail][lprop2][0][time]=[00:00],
store[bDetail][lprop2][0][value]=[61],
store[bDetail][lprop2][0][timeAsSeconds]=[0],
created_at=[2018-01-11T20:48:22.574+0100],
...
Code-Snippet:
fun parseToMap(map: MutableMap<String, Any>, key: String, value: Any): MutableMap<String, Any> {
val cleanedV = if (value is String) URLDecoder.decode(value, "UTF-8") else value
if (!key.contains("[")) {
map.putIfAbsent(key, cleanedV)
} else {
// mapKey is the key going to get stored in the map
val mapKey = key.substring(0, key.indexOf("["))
// nextKey is the next key pushed to the next call of parseToMap
var nextKey = key.removePrefix(mapKey)
nextKey = nextKey.replaceFirst("[", "").replaceFirst("]", "")
var isArray = false
var index = -1
if (nextKey.contains("[") &&
nextKey.substring(0, nextKey.indexOf("[")).matches(Regex("[0-9]+"))) {
index = nextKey.substring(0, nextKey.indexOf("[")).toInt()
isArray = true
}
// mapkey used for object in list
val newMapKey = if (isArray) nextKey.substring(nextKey.indexOf("[") + 1, nextKey.indexOf("]")) else ""
val child: Any?
var childMap: MutableMap<String, Any> = mutableMapOf()
if (map.containsKey(mapKey)) {
println("key $mapKey exists already")
child = map[mapKey]
when (child) {
is MutableList<*> -> {
if (child == null || child.isEmpty()) {
childMap = mutableMapOf()
val tmpList = child as MutableList<Any>
tmpList.add(childMap)
map.put(newMapKey, tmpList)
} else {
if (child.size > index) {
childMap = child.get(index) as MutableMap<String, Any>
childMap = parseToMap(childMap, newMapKey, value)
} else {
childMap = parseToMap(childMap, newMapKey, value)
val tmpList = child as MutableList<Any>
tmpList.add(childMap)
}
}
}
is MutableMap<*, *> -> childMap = map.get(mapKey) as MutableMap<String, Any>
}
} else {
if (isArray) {
child = mutableListOf<Any>()
childMap = parseToMap(childMap, newMapKey, value)
child.add(childMap)
map.put(mapKey, child)
} else {
childMap = mutableMapOf<String, Any>()
}
}
if (!isArray) parseToMap(childMap, nextKey, value)
map.putIfAbsent(mapKey, childMap)
}
return map
}
Calling this method:
decodedParameters.forEach { k, v -> run {
val cleanedV = v.toString().replace("[", "").replace("]", "")
jsonMap = parseToMap(jsonMap, k, cleanedV)
} }
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I do work for a project currently, where the data is send to the server as application/x-www-form-urlencoded (which is bad, and it should be JSON, but unfortunately I am not able to change this one).
The following code snipped will transfer the given parameters (in a loop) to a Map, which can then be transformed to json (eg. by using jackson).
I would like to make this even better, so please post your comments and suggestions.
Parameter-List:
_id=[5bfad95450642c333010daca],
_rev=[1-9ce33949c3acd85cea6c58467e6a8144],
type=[Group],
user=[aUSer],
default=[aDetail],
store[aDetail][prop]=[5],
store[aDetail][lprop1][0][time]=[00:00],
store[aDetail][lprop1][0][value]=[14],
store[aDetail][lprop1][0][timeAsSeconds]=[0],
store[aDetail][lprop1][1][time]=[07:00],
store[aDetail][lprop1][1][value]=[8],
store[aDetail][lprop1][1][timeAsSeconds]=[25200],
store[aDetail][anprop]=[25],
store[aDetail][lprop2][0][time]=[00:00],
store[aDetail][lprop2][0][value]=[61],
store[aDetail][lprop2][0][timeAsSeconds]=[0],
store[bDetail][prop]=[6],
store[bDetail][lprop1][0][time]=[00:10],
store[bDetail][lprop1][0][value]=[12],
store[bDetail][lprop1][0][timeAsSeconds]=[0],
store[bDetail][lprop1][1][time]=[07:10],
store[bDetail][lprop1][1][value]=[9],
store[bDetail][lprop1][1][timeAsSeconds]=[25200],
store[bDetail][anprop]=[25],
store[bDetail][lprop2][0][time]=[00:00],
store[bDetail][lprop2][0][value]=[61],
store[bDetail][lprop2][0][timeAsSeconds]=[0],
created_at=[2018-01-11T20:48:22.574+0100],
...
Code-Snippet:
fun parseToMap(map: MutableMap<String, Any>, key: String, value: Any): MutableMap<String, Any> {
val cleanedV = if (value is String) URLDecoder.decode(value, "UTF-8") else value
if (!key.contains("[")) {
map.putIfAbsent(key, cleanedV)
} else {
// mapKey is the key going to get stored in the map
val mapKey = key.substring(0, key.indexOf("["))
// nextKey is the next key pushed to the next call of parseToMap
var nextKey = key.removePrefix(mapKey)
nextKey = nextKey.replaceFirst("[", "").replaceFirst("]", "")
var isArray = false
var index = -1
if (nextKey.contains("[") &&
nextKey.substring(0, nextKey.indexOf("[")).matches(Regex("[0-9]+"))) {
index = nextKey.substring(0, nextKey.indexOf("[")).toInt()
isArray = true
}
// mapkey used for object in list
val newMapKey = if (isArray) nextKey.substring(nextKey.indexOf("[") + 1, nextKey.indexOf("]")) else ""
val child: Any?
var childMap: MutableMap<String, Any> = mutableMapOf()
if (map.containsKey(mapKey)) {
println("key $mapKey exists already")
child = map[mapKey]
when (child) {
is MutableList<*> -> {
if (child == null || child.isEmpty()) {
childMap = mutableMapOf()
val tmpList = child as MutableList<Any>
tmpList.add(childMap)
map.put(newMapKey, tmpList)
} else {
if (child.size > index) {
childMap = child.get(index) as MutableMap<String, Any>
childMap = parseToMap(childMap, newMapKey, value)
} else {
childMap = parseToMap(childMap, newMapKey, value)
val tmpList = child as MutableList<Any>
tmpList.add(childMap)
}
}
}
is MutableMap<*, *> -> childMap = map.get(mapKey) as MutableMap<String, Any>
}
} else {
if (isArray) {
child = mutableListOf<Any>()
childMap = parseToMap(childMap, newMapKey, value)
child.add(childMap)
map.put(mapKey, child)
} else {
childMap = mutableMapOf<String, Any>()
}
}
if (!isArray) parseToMap(childMap, nextKey, value)
map.putIfAbsent(mapKey, childMap)
}
return map
}
Calling this method:
decodedParameters.forEach { k, v -> run {
val cleanedV = v.toString().replace("[", "").replace("]", "")
jsonMap = parseToMap(jsonMap, k, cleanedV)
} }
parsing http hash-map kotlin
New contributor
add a comment |
I do work for a project currently, where the data is send to the server as application/x-www-form-urlencoded (which is bad, and it should be JSON, but unfortunately I am not able to change this one).
The following code snipped will transfer the given parameters (in a loop) to a Map, which can then be transformed to json (eg. by using jackson).
I would like to make this even better, so please post your comments and suggestions.
Parameter-List:
_id=[5bfad95450642c333010daca],
_rev=[1-9ce33949c3acd85cea6c58467e6a8144],
type=[Group],
user=[aUSer],
default=[aDetail],
store[aDetail][prop]=[5],
store[aDetail][lprop1][0][time]=[00:00],
store[aDetail][lprop1][0][value]=[14],
store[aDetail][lprop1][0][timeAsSeconds]=[0],
store[aDetail][lprop1][1][time]=[07:00],
store[aDetail][lprop1][1][value]=[8],
store[aDetail][lprop1][1][timeAsSeconds]=[25200],
store[aDetail][anprop]=[25],
store[aDetail][lprop2][0][time]=[00:00],
store[aDetail][lprop2][0][value]=[61],
store[aDetail][lprop2][0][timeAsSeconds]=[0],
store[bDetail][prop]=[6],
store[bDetail][lprop1][0][time]=[00:10],
store[bDetail][lprop1][0][value]=[12],
store[bDetail][lprop1][0][timeAsSeconds]=[0],
store[bDetail][lprop1][1][time]=[07:10],
store[bDetail][lprop1][1][value]=[9],
store[bDetail][lprop1][1][timeAsSeconds]=[25200],
store[bDetail][anprop]=[25],
store[bDetail][lprop2][0][time]=[00:00],
store[bDetail][lprop2][0][value]=[61],
store[bDetail][lprop2][0][timeAsSeconds]=[0],
created_at=[2018-01-11T20:48:22.574+0100],
...
Code-Snippet:
fun parseToMap(map: MutableMap<String, Any>, key: String, value: Any): MutableMap<String, Any> {
val cleanedV = if (value is String) URLDecoder.decode(value, "UTF-8") else value
if (!key.contains("[")) {
map.putIfAbsent(key, cleanedV)
} else {
// mapKey is the key going to get stored in the map
val mapKey = key.substring(0, key.indexOf("["))
// nextKey is the next key pushed to the next call of parseToMap
var nextKey = key.removePrefix(mapKey)
nextKey = nextKey.replaceFirst("[", "").replaceFirst("]", "")
var isArray = false
var index = -1
if (nextKey.contains("[") &&
nextKey.substring(0, nextKey.indexOf("[")).matches(Regex("[0-9]+"))) {
index = nextKey.substring(0, nextKey.indexOf("[")).toInt()
isArray = true
}
// mapkey used for object in list
val newMapKey = if (isArray) nextKey.substring(nextKey.indexOf("[") + 1, nextKey.indexOf("]")) else ""
val child: Any?
var childMap: MutableMap<String, Any> = mutableMapOf()
if (map.containsKey(mapKey)) {
println("key $mapKey exists already")
child = map[mapKey]
when (child) {
is MutableList<*> -> {
if (child == null || child.isEmpty()) {
childMap = mutableMapOf()
val tmpList = child as MutableList<Any>
tmpList.add(childMap)
map.put(newMapKey, tmpList)
} else {
if (child.size > index) {
childMap = child.get(index) as MutableMap<String, Any>
childMap = parseToMap(childMap, newMapKey, value)
} else {
childMap = parseToMap(childMap, newMapKey, value)
val tmpList = child as MutableList<Any>
tmpList.add(childMap)
}
}
}
is MutableMap<*, *> -> childMap = map.get(mapKey) as MutableMap<String, Any>
}
} else {
if (isArray) {
child = mutableListOf<Any>()
childMap = parseToMap(childMap, newMapKey, value)
child.add(childMap)
map.put(mapKey, child)
} else {
childMap = mutableMapOf<String, Any>()
}
}
if (!isArray) parseToMap(childMap, nextKey, value)
map.putIfAbsent(mapKey, childMap)
}
return map
}
Calling this method:
decodedParameters.forEach { k, v -> run {
val cleanedV = v.toString().replace("[", "").replace("]", "")
jsonMap = parseToMap(jsonMap, k, cleanedV)
} }
parsing http hash-map kotlin
New contributor
I do work for a project currently, where the data is send to the server as application/x-www-form-urlencoded (which is bad, and it should be JSON, but unfortunately I am not able to change this one).
The following code snipped will transfer the given parameters (in a loop) to a Map, which can then be transformed to json (eg. by using jackson).
I would like to make this even better, so please post your comments and suggestions.
Parameter-List:
_id=[5bfad95450642c333010daca],
_rev=[1-9ce33949c3acd85cea6c58467e6a8144],
type=[Group],
user=[aUSer],
default=[aDetail],
store[aDetail][prop]=[5],
store[aDetail][lprop1][0][time]=[00:00],
store[aDetail][lprop1][0][value]=[14],
store[aDetail][lprop1][0][timeAsSeconds]=[0],
store[aDetail][lprop1][1][time]=[07:00],
store[aDetail][lprop1][1][value]=[8],
store[aDetail][lprop1][1][timeAsSeconds]=[25200],
store[aDetail][anprop]=[25],
store[aDetail][lprop2][0][time]=[00:00],
store[aDetail][lprop2][0][value]=[61],
store[aDetail][lprop2][0][timeAsSeconds]=[0],
store[bDetail][prop]=[6],
store[bDetail][lprop1][0][time]=[00:10],
store[bDetail][lprop1][0][value]=[12],
store[bDetail][lprop1][0][timeAsSeconds]=[0],
store[bDetail][lprop1][1][time]=[07:10],
store[bDetail][lprop1][1][value]=[9],
store[bDetail][lprop1][1][timeAsSeconds]=[25200],
store[bDetail][anprop]=[25],
store[bDetail][lprop2][0][time]=[00:00],
store[bDetail][lprop2][0][value]=[61],
store[bDetail][lprop2][0][timeAsSeconds]=[0],
created_at=[2018-01-11T20:48:22.574+0100],
...
Code-Snippet:
fun parseToMap(map: MutableMap<String, Any>, key: String, value: Any): MutableMap<String, Any> {
val cleanedV = if (value is String) URLDecoder.decode(value, "UTF-8") else value
if (!key.contains("[")) {
map.putIfAbsent(key, cleanedV)
} else {
// mapKey is the key going to get stored in the map
val mapKey = key.substring(0, key.indexOf("["))
// nextKey is the next key pushed to the next call of parseToMap
var nextKey = key.removePrefix(mapKey)
nextKey = nextKey.replaceFirst("[", "").replaceFirst("]", "")
var isArray = false
var index = -1
if (nextKey.contains("[") &&
nextKey.substring(0, nextKey.indexOf("[")).matches(Regex("[0-9]+"))) {
index = nextKey.substring(0, nextKey.indexOf("[")).toInt()
isArray = true
}
// mapkey used for object in list
val newMapKey = if (isArray) nextKey.substring(nextKey.indexOf("[") + 1, nextKey.indexOf("]")) else ""
val child: Any?
var childMap: MutableMap<String, Any> = mutableMapOf()
if (map.containsKey(mapKey)) {
println("key $mapKey exists already")
child = map[mapKey]
when (child) {
is MutableList<*> -> {
if (child == null || child.isEmpty()) {
childMap = mutableMapOf()
val tmpList = child as MutableList<Any>
tmpList.add(childMap)
map.put(newMapKey, tmpList)
} else {
if (child.size > index) {
childMap = child.get(index) as MutableMap<String, Any>
childMap = parseToMap(childMap, newMapKey, value)
} else {
childMap = parseToMap(childMap, newMapKey, value)
val tmpList = child as MutableList<Any>
tmpList.add(childMap)
}
}
}
is MutableMap<*, *> -> childMap = map.get(mapKey) as MutableMap<String, Any>
}
} else {
if (isArray) {
child = mutableListOf<Any>()
childMap = parseToMap(childMap, newMapKey, value)
child.add(childMap)
map.put(mapKey, child)
} else {
childMap = mutableMapOf<String, Any>()
}
}
if (!isArray) parseToMap(childMap, nextKey, value)
map.putIfAbsent(mapKey, childMap)
}
return map
}
Calling this method:
decodedParameters.forEach { k, v -> run {
val cleanedV = v.toString().replace("[", "").replace("]", "")
jsonMap = parseToMap(jsonMap, k, cleanedV)
} }
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