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#!/user/bin/env python | |
import json | |
import sys | |
from types import * | |
def cpp_type(value): | |
if type(value) is IntType: | |
return 'int' | |
elif type(value) is FloatType: | |
return 'double' | |
elif type(value) is BooleanType: | |
return 'bool' | |
elif type(value) is UnicodeType: | |
return 'std::string' | |
elif type(value) is ListType: | |
return 'std::vector' | |
else: | |
pass | |
def generate_variable_info(data): | |
includes = [] | |
varinfo = [] | |
for k, v in data.iteritems(): | |
if type(v) is ListType: | |
if not 'vector' in includes: | |
includes.append('vector') | |
varinfo.append((cpp_type(v), cpp_type(v[0]), k)) | |
else: | |
typename = cpp_type(v) | |
varinfo.append((typename, k)) | |
if 'string' in typename and not 'string' in includes: | |
includes.append('string') | |
return includes, varinfo | |
def generate_header(classname, includes, varinfo): | |
header = open(classname + '.h', 'wb') | |
header.write('//\n// {}.h\n'.format(classname)) | |
header.write('//\n// -- generated class for jsoncpp\n//\n') | |
header.write('#ifndef __{}_H__\n'.format(classname.upper())) | |
header.write('#define __{}_H__\n'.format(classname.upper())) | |
for i in range(len(includes)): | |
header.write('#include <{}>\n'.format(includes[i])) | |
header.write('class {}\n'.format(classname)) | |
header.write('{\n') | |
header.write('public:\n') | |
for info in varinfo: | |
if len(info) == 3: | |
header.write('\t{}<{}> {};\n'.format(info[0], info[1], info[2])) | |
else: | |
header.write('\t{} {};\n'.format(info[0], info[1])) | |
header.write('\t{}(const char *json);\n'.format(classname)) | |
header.write('};\n') | |
header.write('#endif') | |
# jsoncpp type methods | |
type_methods = {'int':'asInt', 'bool':'asBool', 'double':'asDouble', 'std::string':'asString'} | |
def assign_statement(t, v): | |
return '{} = root[\"{}\"].{}();'.format(v, v, type_methods[t]) | |
def array2vector_statements(elemt, var): | |
#print info | |
stats = [] | |
temp = 't_'+ var | |
stats.append('// {}'.format(var)) | |
stats.append('const Json::Value {} = root[\"{}\"];'.format(temp, var)) | |
stats.append('for (int i = 0; i < {}.size(); ++i)'.format(temp)) | |
stats.append('\t{}.push_back({}[i].{}());'.format(var, temp, type_methods[elemt])) | |
return stats | |
def generate_constructor(classname, varinfo, f): | |
f.write('// constructor\n') | |
f.write('{}::{}(const char *json)\n'.format(classname, classname)) | |
f.write('{\n') | |
f.write('\tJson::Value root;\n') | |
f.write('\tJson::Reader reader;\n') | |
f.write('\tbool parsingSuccessful = reader.parse(json, root);\n') | |
f.write('\tif (!parsingSuccessful)\n') | |
f.write('\t{\n') | |
f.write('\t\t// error\n') | |
f.write('\t\treturn;\n') | |
f.write('\t}\n\n') | |
for info in varinfo: | |
if len(info) == 2: | |
f.write('\t'+assign_statement(info[0], info[1])+'\n') | |
elif 'vector' in info[0]: | |
for line in array2vector_statements(info[1], info[2]): | |
f.write('\t'+line+'\n') | |
f.write('}\n') | |
def generate_source(classname, varinfo): | |
source = open(classname + '.cpp', 'wb') | |
source.write('//\n// {}.cpp\n'.format(classname)) | |
source.write('//\n// -- generated class for jsoncpp\n//\n') | |
source.write('#include \"{}.h\"\n'.format(classname)) | |
source.write('#include <json/json.h> // jsoncpp\n\n') | |
generate_constructor(classname, varinfo, source) | |
def main(filename): | |
classname = filename.split('.')[0] | |
try: | |
with open(filename) as f: | |
content = f.read() | |
except IOError: | |
print "Can't open/read file." | |
return | |
data = json.loads(content) | |
includes, varinfo = generate_variable_info(data) | |
varinfo.sort() | |
generate_header(classname, includes, varinfo) | |
generate_source(classname, varinfo) | |
if __name__ == '__main__': | |
if len(sys.argv) != 2: | |
print 'Usage: {} <json file>'.format(sys.argv[0]) | |
sys.exit(1) | |
main(sys.argv[1]) |
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thanks, great work
I added support for subobjects, here:
https://github.com/kcris/json2cpp