Reputation: 49
I'm working on a translation project on my Angular app. I already create all the different keys for that. I try now to use Go Programming Language to add some functionalities in my translation, to work quickly after.
I try to code a function in Go Programming Language in order to read an input user on the command line. I need to read this input file in order to know if there is missing key inside. This input user must be a JSON file. I have a problem with this function, is blocked at functions.Check(err)
, in order to debug my function I displayed the different variable with fmt.Printf(variable to display)
.
I call this function readInput()
in my main function.
The readInput()
function is the following :
// this function is used to read the user's input on the command line
func readInput() string {
// we create a reader
reader := bufio.NewReader(os.Stdin)
// we read the user's input
answer, err := reader.ReadString('\n')
// we check if any errors have occured while reading
functions.Check(err)
// we trim the "\n" from the answer to only keep the string input by the user
answer = strings.Trim(answer, "\n")
return answer
}
In my main function I call readInput()
for a specific command I created. This command line is usefull to update a JSON file and add a missing key automatically.
My func main
is :
func main() {
if os.Args[1] == "update-json-from-json" {
fmt.Printf("please enter the name of the json file that will be used to
update the json file:")
jsonFile := readInput()
fmt.Printf("please enter the ISO code of the locale for which you want to update the json file: ")
// we read the user's input
locale := readInput()
// we launch the script
scripts.AddMissingKeysToJsonFromJson(jsonFile, locale)
}
I can give you the command line I use for this code go run mis-t.go update-json-from-json
Do you what I'm missing in my code please ?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 733
Reputation: 377
Presuming that the file contains dynamic and unknown keys and values, and you cannot model them in your application. Then you can do something like:
func main() {
if os.Args[1] == "update-json-from-json" {
...
jsonFile := readInput()
var jsonKeys interface{}
err := json.Unmarshal(jsonFile, &jsonKeys)
functions.Check(err)
...
}
}
to load the contents into the empty interface
, and then use the go reflection library (https://golang.org/pkg/reflect/) to iterate over the fields, find their names and values and update them according to your needs.
The alternative is to Unmarshal into a map[string]string
, but that won't cope very well with nested JSON, whereas this might (but I haven't tested it).
Upvotes: 1