Reputation: 427
If I have a JSON string:
{"location":"Irvine","role":"Owsla","resident":{"years":15,"deposit":true},"car":"BMW","multiple-residents":{"number":4,"name":"Fiver","role":{"employer":"ResortShare","computer":{"make":"mac","model":"air"},"comapny-car":false},"age":4,"position":"Fiver"},"age":"6","name1":"Bob","nick-name":"Bigwig"}
How can I assign it to a val s:String
?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 3321
Reputation:
One way is to put it in a string literal (triple quotes allow using quotes inside the string literal without escaping):
val s = """{"location":"Irvine","role":"Owsla","resident":{"years":15,"deposit":true},"car":"BMW","multiple-residents":{"number":4,"name":"Fiver","role":{"employer":"ResortShare","computer":{"make":"mac","model":"air"},"comapny-car":false},"age":4,"position":"Fiver"},"age":"6","name1":"Bob","nick-name":"Bigwig"}"""
Another way is to read it from a resource file, which may or may not be considered cleaner:
import scala.io.Source
val s = Source.fromURL(getClass.getResource("/data.json"), "UTF-8").mkString
Upvotes: 6