问题
I am making a REST API for university courses:
data Course = Course {
id :: Maybe Text,
name :: Text,
deleted :: Bool
} deriving(Show, Generic)
instance FromJSON Course
instance ToJSON Course
I would like to allow deleted
to be optional in the serialized JSON structure, but not in my application. I want to set deleted
to False
if it isn't specified when parsing.
I could write a manual instance for FromJSON
, but I don't want to have to write it out for all the fields. I want to declare how deleted is handled and let the automatic instance handle everything else.
How would I do this?
回答1:
To my knowledge there is not a way to customize the generic instance, but you could structure your type a bit differently:
data Course = Course
{ courseId :: Maybe Text -- Don't use `id`, it's already a function
, name :: Text
} deriving (Show, Generic)
data Deletable a = Deletable
{ deleted :: Bool
, item :: a
} deriving (Show)
instance FromJSON Course
instance ToJSON Course
instance FromJSON a => FromJSON (Deletable a) where
parseJSON (Object v) = do
i <- parseJSON (Object v)
d <- v .:? "deleted" .!= False
return $ Deletable d i
parseJSON _ = mzero
Now you can do
> let noDeleted = "{\"name\":\"Math\",\"courseId\":\"12345\"}" :: Text
> let withDeleted = "{\"name\":\"Math\",\"courseId\":\"12345\",\"deleted\":true}" :: Text
> decode noDeleted :: Maybe (Deletable Course)
Just (Deletable {deleted = False, item = Course {courseId = Just "12345", name = "Math"}})
> decode noDeleted :: Maybe Course
Just (Course {courseId = Just "12345", name = "Math"})
> decode withDeleted :: Maybe (Deletable Course)
Just (Deletable {deleted = True, item = Course {courseId = Just "12345", name = "Math"}})
> decode withDeleted :: Maybe Course
Just (Course {courseId = Just "12345", name = "Math"})
And now you can just optionally tag a course as deletable when you need it, and the FromJSON
instances take care of everything.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26259383/override-how-data-aeson-handles-only-one-field-of-my-record