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March 17, 2013 22:34
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Play2.1 JSON API: Reads a JsArray and then map on its elements applying Reads (cumulating errors)
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// maybe we could add this one into Play... | |
// Reads a JsArray and then map on its elements applying Reads (cumulating errors) | |
def readJsArrayMap[A <: JsValue](transformEach: Reads[A]): Reads[JsArray] = Reads { js => js match { | |
case arr: JsArray => | |
arr.value.foldLeft(JsSuccess(Seq[JsValue]()): JsResult[Seq[JsValue]]) { (acc, e) => | |
acc.flatMap{ seq => | |
e.transform(transformEach).map( v => seq :+ v ) | |
} | |
}.map(JsArray(_)) | |
case _ => JsError("expected JsArray") | |
}} | |
// yours specific reader | |
val myReads = (__ \ "key1").json.pickBranch( | |
readJsArrayFoldLeft( | |
(__ \ "key2").json.pickBranch( | |
readJsArrayFoldLeft( | |
(__ \ "id").json.copyFrom(__.json.pick) | |
) | |
) | |
) | |
) |
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I don't suppose this is any closer to making into Play, like your comments suggest? I found the helper method to be very useful for transforming a JsArray as output for my web services.
Thanks,
David P.