JSON parsing with QtJson...

[filipdns]

@Christian-Ehrlicher I try to work with it like array:

var obj =JSON.parse(res)
console.log(obj.aircraft[0].geography)

but the return message is [object Object]...

[Christian Ehrlicher]

Sorry but I don't understand python that much to help you.

[mrjj]

Hi

{
  "aircraft":[
    {
      "geography":{
        "latitude":42.6581,
        "longitude":5.51009,
        "altitude":11585.4,
        "direction":16
      },
      "speed":{
        "horizontal":861.641,
        "isGround":0,
        "vertical":0
      },
      "departure":{
        "iataCode":"DJE",
        "icaoCode":"DTTJ"
      },
      "arrival":{
        "iataCode":"ORY",
        "icaoCode":"LFPO"
      },
      "aircraft":{
        "regNumber":"FGZHS",
        "icaoCode":"B738",
        "icao24":"3964F2",
        "iataCode":"B738"
      },
      "airline":{
        "iataCode":"TO",
        "icaoCode":"TVF"
      },
      "flight":{
        "iataNumber":"TO3875",
        "icaoNumber":"TVF3875",
        "number":"3875"
      },
      "system":{
        "updated":"1543087861",
        "squawk":"7376"
      },
      "status":"started"
    }
  ]
}

Would obj.aircraft[0].geography
not be an object ? with keys latitude,longitude etc ?

[kshegunov]

Firstly, what is this language? JS?
Secondly, what is JSON in your code and where does it come from?

[filipdns]

@kshegunov Hello,

Yes, it's JS language to get the network response.

the JSON response is come from http://aviation-edge.com

with request like http://aviation-edge.com/v2/public/flights?key=2a8619-db5a5c&regNum=ECMJT

[kshegunov]

I am now completely confused. How and why is this JS executed and what relation does it bear to Qt? Is this a QML function?

[filipdns]

@kshegunov Hi, it has no link with qt, it's just in case some one can help me to parse JSON with keys.

But did what I need parsing in JS but it's not very beautiful code like it is example:

                res=doc.responseText//JS.data(doc.responseText)
                //console.log(res)
                //var obj =JSON.parse(res)
                var error="{\"error\": \"No Record Found or Flight not currently detected by receivers. \" }"
                if(res!==error)
                {
                    var res1=res.replace("[","")
                    var res2=res1.replace("{","")
                    var res3=res2.split("{")
                    var res4=res3[1]
                    var res5= res4.split(",")
                    var res6=res5[0]+res5[1]+res5[2]+res5[3]
                    var res7=res6
                    var res8=res7.replace("\n","")
                    var res9=res8.replace("            ","")
                    var res10=res9.replace("\"","")
                    var res11=res10.split(":")
                    var res12=res11[0].replace("\"","") //text: latitude
                    var res13=res11[1].split("\n")
                    var res14=parseFloat(res13[0])      //valeur latitude
                    var res15=res13[1].replace("            \"","")
                    var res16=res15.replace("\"","")    //text longitude
                    var res17=parseFloat(res11[2].split("\n")[0])// valeur longitude
                    var res18=parseInt(parseFloat(res11[3].split("\n")[0])*3.28084/100) // valeur altitude
                    var res19 = parseInt(res11[4].split("\n")[0]) // valeur cap

[Taz742]

@filipdns
It is not a valid json file. https://forum.qt.io/topic/64314/json-access-data-in-multidimensional-arrays/8

[filipdns]

@Taz742 thank you, I will stay with my poor code then lol

[aha_1980]

@filipdns

Did you read the post @Taz742 linked?

Your top-level structure is a JSON array, so you must convert the document to a QJsonArray, not a QJsonObject.

Using a QJsonArray should work for you, too.

[filipdns]

@aha_1980 Hello, I start to read yes, I'm trying to understand how do that in js, I found documentation on QJsonArray only for c++ at the moment

[kshegunov]

In JS you just parse it, as it's a natively supported.

var myJson = JSON.eval(jsonText);

If it's a valid json, then properties are available directly as any other java script object, or in your case:

var obj =JSON.parse(res);
console.log("Latitude: " + obj.aircraft[0].geography.latitude);

I still don't get the relevance, though.

[makcorps]

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