JSON数组-如何解析这种结构？

Question

My JSON object has the following structure :

{ key :
[
{keya1:value1,
keya2:value2,
keya3:[value31,value32...]
keya4:value4
},
{keyb1:value1,
keyb2:value2,
keyb3:[value31,value32...]
keyb4:value4
},
...
..
{keys1:value1,
keys2:value2,
keys3:[value31,value32...]
keys4:value4
}
]
}

I tried using a simple json.parse but it doesnt work. With such a structure how should i go about parsing so that i can safely iterate over each instances of key and display all keya-valuea,keyb-valueb.. pairs for values of key? Many thanks!

EDIT : I actually omitted quotes on purpose. The original JSON data HAS quotes around keys and values.Sorry i didnt mention it earlier.

Answer 1

Try using getJsonArray

JSONObject json = (JSONObject) JSONSerializer.toJSON(response);

JSONArray array= json.getJSONArray("key");

or getString("key"); where applicable

Answer 2

Your JSON is invalid, you need the double quotes and comma after your array, when you have a correct JSON you could use JSON.parse

{ "key" :
        [{
          "keya1":"value1",
          "keya2":"value2",
          "keya3":["value31","value32..."],
          "keya4":"value4"
         },
         {
          "keyb1":"value1",
          "keyb2":"value2",
          "keyb3":["value31","value32..."],
          "keyb4":"value4"
         },
         {
          "keys1":"value1",
          "keys2":"value2",
          "keys3":["value31","value32..."],
          "keys4":"value4"
         }
    ]
}

Answer 3

try to quote each key and value:

var str = '{ key : \
    [ \
        {\
            keya1:value1, \
            keya2:value2, \
            keya3:[value31,value32], \
            keya4:value4 \
        }, \
        {\
            keyb1:value1, \
            keyb2:value2, \
            keyb3:[value31,value32], \
            keyb4:value4 \
        }, \
        {\
            keys1:value1, \
            keys2:value2, \
            keys3:[value31,value32], \
            keys4:value4 \
        } \
    ] \
}';

var pattern=/(\w+\d*)/ig;
var json=str.replace(pattern, '"$1"');
var parsedJSON=JSON.parse(json)
console.log(parsedJSON);

I hope this helps.