I have a json file (themes/snow/theme.json)
{
Name:'snow',
Bgimage:'background.jpg',
Width:600,
Height:400,
Itemrotation:'20,40',
Text:{
Fontsize:12,
Color:'#ff00ff',
Fontfamily:'verdana',
Bottommargin:20
},
Decoration:[
{
Path:'abc.jpg',
X:2,
Y:4,
Rotation:0
},
{
Path:'def.png',
X:4,
Y:22,
Rotation:10
}
]
}
And I have a file that parse the json data
package main
import (
"fmt"
"os"
"encoding/json"
"io/ioutil"
"log"
)
const themeDirectory = "themes"
const themeJsonFile = "theme.json"
type TextInfo struct {
Fontsize int
Color string
Fontfamily string
Bottommargin int
}
type DecoInfo struct {
Path string
X int
Y int
Rotation int
}
type ThemeInfo struct {
Name string
Bgimage string
Width int
Height int
Itemrotation string
Text textInfo
Decoration []decoInfo
}
func main() {
var tinfo = parseTheme("snow")
//use tinfo to build graphics
}
func parseTheme(themename string) themeInfo {
abspath, _ := os.Getwd()
filename := abspath + "/" + themeDirectory + "/" + themename + "/" + themeJsonFile
//Check this file exists
if _, error := os.Stat(filename); error != nil {
if os.IsNotExist(error) {
log.Fatal(filename + " does not exist")
os.Exit(1)
}
}
filebyte, error := ioutil.ReadFile(filename)
if error != nil {
log.Fatal("Could not read file " + filename + " to parse")
os.Exit(1)
}
var t themeInfo
json.Unmarshal(filebyte, &t)
fmt.Println(t)
return t
}
You can see I have 2 lines before the end
fmt.Println(t)
I am not sure why does it print
{ 0 0 {0 0} []}
I expect it should return me themeInfo in a usable way, so that I can use it for further processing.What am I doing wrong here?
As the json package uses reflection to dissect your structs, it can only see fields that are exported . All of your field names begin with lower case letters, therefore they are not exported. Change the names to start with upper case letters and I suspect it will start working for you.
Your JSON is not valid. JavaScript allows single quotes; JSON does not . Further, the object keys must be double quoted:
Valid:
{ "name": "Simon" }
Invalid:
{ name: "Simon" }
{ 'name': "Simon" }
{ "name": 'Simon' }
If you wrap your JSON keys and values with double quotes, you'll see the expected output:
{snow background.jpg 600 400 20,40 {12 #ff00ff verdana 20} [{abc.jpg 2 4 0} {def.png 4 22 10}]}
For exmaple,
const sampleTheme = `{
"Name":"snow",
"Bgimage":"background.jpg",
"Width":600,
"Height":400,
"Itemrotation":"20,40",
"Text":{
"Fontsize":12,
"Color":"#ff00ff",
"Fontfamily":"verdana",
"Bottommargin":20
},
"Decoration":[
{
"Path":"abc.jpg",
"X":2,
"Y":4,
"Rotation":0
},
{
"Path":"def.png",
"X":4,
"Y":22,
"Rotation":10
}
]
}`
For the full program, see: http://play.golang.org/p/SLhaLbJcla
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