Reputation: 1998
How would I structure $array
so that when I pass it to json_encode
$output = json_encode($array);
the output would be:
$output = [
{apples:"33" ,oranges:"22"},
{apples:"44" ,oranges:"11"},
{apples:"55" ,oranges:"66"},
]
Are there any options I need to use to get the output I need? Or is it all about how I structure my PHP array?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 99
Reputation: 9
you can pass with an array of associative arrays in json_encode($var)
.
$array = array (
array(
'johan'=>'male',
'age'=>'22'
),
array(
'lucy'=>'female',
'age'=>'24'
),
array(
'donald'=>'male',
'age'=>'28'
)
);
Upvotes: -1
Reputation: 59681
This should work for you:
[]
= array{}
= objectkey:value
= key : value
<?php
$array = [
(object)["apples" => "33", "oranges" => "22"],
(object)["apples" => "44", "oranges" => "11"],
(object)["apples" => "55", "oranges" => "66"],
];
echo $output = json_encode($array);
?>
Output:
[
{
"apples": "33",
"oranges": "22"
},
{
"apples": "44",
"oranges": "11"
},
{
"apples": "55",
"oranges": "66"
}
]
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 1737
You will just need to pass an array of associative arrays to json_encode
$array = array (
array(
'apples'=>'33',
'oranges'=>'22'
),
array(
'apples'=>'44',
'oranges'=>'11'
),
array(
'apples'=>'55',
'oranges'=>'66'
)
);
Upvotes: 2