From: Tim <er...@58...> - 2013-07-03 20:32:41
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Greetings, I am storing data in some ETS and DETS tables. I want to be able to take either one, some or all of the objects stored in the table and encode it/them into a JSON object. http://steve.vinoski.net/pdf/IC-Yaws.pdf has a simple example (top of page 92) on using json2:encode/1: Json = json2:encode( { struct, [{"location", NewLoc}] } ), I have a little bit more data, so I'm guessing we can extrapolate that to: Json = json2:encode( { struct, [ {"key1","val1"} , {"key2","val2"} , {"key3","val3"} ] } ) But I don't know how to add the remaining objects to that structure in the case when I want to convert more objects from the table. Basically, I want to be able to do something like this for a whole table: EncoderFriendlyStructure = someFunction(ListOfFieldNames, ETStable). Json = json2:encode(EncoderFriendlyStructure). or this for a single object or subset of objects: EncoderFriendlyStructure = someFunction(ListOfFieldNames, ETStable, PartialKeyList). Json = json2:encode(EncoderFriendlyStructure). From the number of JSON modules out there, I get the feeling that this problem has been solved multiple times over and don't really want to reinvent the wheel… What's the YAWS/json2 way? Cheers. |