Now I am getting this JSON from API:
{\"supplyPrice\": {
\"CAD\": 78,
\"CHF\": 54600.78,
\"USD\": 20735.52
}}
But
We are only one line of code away from converting jsonObjects to arrays(Not jsonArrays but after making it a arrayList you can create jsonArray too,easily.)
fun <LIST_TYPE>jsonObjectToArray(jsonObject : JsonObject,listTypeClass : Class<LIST_TYPE>) = arrayListOf<LIST_TYPE>().apply { jsonObject.keySet().forEach { this.add(Gson().fromJson(jsonObject.get(it).toString(),listTypeClass))}}
Once look at this.. may help you.
JSONObject json= json.getJSONObject("supplyPrice");
Iterator i = json.keys();
JSONArray jsonArray = new JSONArray();
while (i.hasNext()){
String key = (String) i.next();
jsonArray.put(json.get(key));
You need to iterate all keys of supplyPrice object, and create New JSONArray using that key value then assign new array to supplyPrice key
JSONObject changeSupplyPrice(JSONObject JSONObj){
try {
JSONObject supplyPrice =JSONObj.getJSONObject("supplyPrice");
JSONArray supplyPriceArray = new JSONArray();
Iterator<?> keys = supplyPrice.keys();
while( keys.hasNext() ) {
String key = (String)keys.next();
Log.e("JSON Array key",key);
supplyPriceArray.put(new JSONObject("{"+key+":"+supplyPrice.getString(key)+"}"));
}
JSONObj.put("supplyPrice", supplyPriceArray);
return JSONObj;
} catch (JSONException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
return null;
}
then call the function where you want
try {
JSONObject JSONObj = new JSONObject("{'taxes': [],'name': 'Laboriosam iusto eum','requiresShipping': false, 'taxable': true, 'sku': 'QBA84J18832', 'product': 12, 'supplyPrice': { 'CAD': 78, 'CHF': 54600.78, 'USD': 20735.52 }}");
JSONObj = changeSupplyPrice(JSONObj);
Log.e("Return JSON Object",JSONObj.toString());
} catch (JSONException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
You can directly convert it to an HashMap or TreeMap
then navigate your map for all the keys.
This will be simplest way to achieve what you want.
GSON uses POJO classes to parse JSON into java objects.
Create A java class containing variables with names and datatype same as keys of JSON object. I think the JSON you are getting is not in the right format.
Class SupplyPrice{
double CAD;
double CHF;
double TRY
}
Class SupplyPriceContainer{
ArrayList<SupplyPrice> supplyPrice;
}
And your JSON should be
{
"CAD": 78,
"CHF": 54600.78,
"USD": 20735.52
}
{
"supplyPrice": [{
"CAD": 78,
"CHF": 0,
"USD": 0
}, {
"CAD": 0,
"CHF": 54600.00,
"USD": 0
}, {
"CAD": 0,
"CHF": 0,
"USD": 20735.52
}]
}
Then you can Use GSON's `fromJson(String pJson, Class pClassType) to convert to JAVA object
Gson gson = new Gson()
ArrayList<SupplyPrice> suplyPrices = gson.fromJson(pJsonString, SupplyPrice.class);
Now you can use the arraylist to get the data.
Hope this part of code to help you:
String json = "{\"supplyPrice\": {\n" +
" \"CAD\": 78,\n" +
" \"CHF\": 54600.78,\n" +
" \"USD\": 20735.52\n" +
" }}";
Gson gson = new Gson();
JsonObject jsonObject = gson.fromJson(json, JsonObject.class);
JsonObject supplyPrice = jsonObject.get("supplyPrice").getAsJsonObject();
Type type = new TypeToken<HashMap<String, Double>>() {
}.getType();
HashMap<String, Double> parsedJson = gson.fromJson(supplyPrice, type);
JsonArray jsonArray = new JsonArray();
for(String key : parsedJson.keySet()) {
JsonObject jo = new JsonObject();
jo.addProperty("name", key);
jo.addProperty("value", parsedJson.get(key));
jsonArray.add(jo);
}
JsonObject result = new JsonObject();
result.add("supplyPrice", jsonArray.getAsJsonArray());