问题
One of the common patterns I've come across in my many years of coding is the structuring/binding of the data coming from the server response (XMLHttpRequest). This problem of creating elements and appending them in a particular order as well as binding (attributes,events,content) is what I'm am trying to achieve here.
For example purposes and simplicity I am trying to create a tr --- td nested structure as well as bind the attributes from the var instructs
object (table-row,table-data).
JSON Response (dummy data)
var response =[{"employeeNumber":"1002","lastName":"Murphy","firstName":"Diane","extension":"x5800","email":"dmurphy@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"1","reportsTo":null,"jobTitle":"President"},{"employeeNumber":"1056","lastName":"Patterson","firstName":"Mary","extension":"x4611","email":"mpatterso@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"1","reportsTo":"1002","jobTitle":"VP Sales"},{"employeeNumber":"1076","lastName":"Firrelli","firstName":"Jeff","extension":"x9273","email":"jfirrelli@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"1","reportsTo":"1002","jobTitle":"VP Marketing"},{"employeeNumber":"1088","lastName":"Patterson","firstName":"William","extension":"x4871","email":"wpatterson@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"6","reportsTo":"1056","jobTitle":"Sales Manager (APAC)"},{"employeeNumber":"1102","lastName":"Bondur","firstName":"Gerard","extension":"x5408","email":"gbondur@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"4","reportsTo":"1056","jobTitle":"Sale Manager (EMEA)"},{"employeeNumber":"1143","lastName":"Bow","firstName":"Anthony","extension":"x5428","email":"abow@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"1","reportsTo":"1056","jobTitle":"Sales Manager (NA)"},{"employeeNumber":"1165","lastName":"Jennings","firstName":"Leslie","extension":"x3291","email":"ljennings@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"1","reportsTo":"1143","jobTitle":"Sales Rep"},{"employeeNumber":"1166","lastName":"Thompson","firstName":"Leslie","extension":"x4065","email":"lthompson@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"1","reportsTo":"1143","jobTitle":"Sales Rep"},{"employeeNumber":"1188","lastName":"Firrelli","firstName":"Julie","extension":"x2173","email":"jfirrelli@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"2","reportsTo":"1143","jobTitle":"Sales Rep"},{"employeeNumber":"1216","lastName":"Patterson","firstName":"Steve","extension":"x4334","email":"spatterson@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"2","reportsTo":"1143","jobTitle":"Sales Rep"},{"employeeNumber":"1286","lastName":"Tseng","firstName":"Foon Yue","extension":"x2248","email":"ftseng@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"3","reportsTo":"1143","jobTitle":"Sales Rep"},{"employeeNumber":"1323","lastName":"Vanauf","firstName":"George","extension":"x4102","email":"gvanauf@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"3","reportsTo":"1143","jobTitle":"Sales Rep"},{"employeeNumber":"1337","lastName":"Bondur","firstName":"Loui","extension":"x6493","email":"lbondur@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"4","reportsTo":"1102","jobTitle":"Sales Rep"},{"employeeNumber":"1370","lastName":"Hernandez","firstName":"Gerard","extension":"x2028","email":"ghernande@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"4","reportsTo":"1102","jobTitle":"Sales Rep"},{"employeeNumber":"1401","lastName":"Castillo","firstName":"Pamela","extension":"x2759","email":"pcastillo@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"4","reportsTo":"1102","jobTitle":"Sales Rep"},{"employeeNumber":"1501","lastName":"Bott","firstName":"Larry","extension":"x2311","email":"lbott@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"7","reportsTo":"1102","jobTitle":"Sales Rep"},{"employeeNumber":"1504","lastName":"Jones","firstName":"Barry","extension":"x102","email":"bjones@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"7","reportsTo":"1102","jobTitle":"Sales Rep"},{"employeeNumber":"1611","lastName":"Fixter","firstName":"Andy","extension":"x101","email":"afixter@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"6","reportsTo":"1088","jobTitle":"Sales Rep"},{"employeeNumber":"1612","lastName":"Marsh","firstName":"Peter","extension":"x102","email":"pmarsh@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"6","reportsTo":"1088","jobTitle":"Sales Rep"},{"employeeNumber":"1619","lastName":"King","firstName":"Tom","extension":"x103","email":"tking@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"6","reportsTo":"1088","jobTitle":"Sales Rep"},{"employeeNumber":"1621","lastName":"Nishi","firstName":"Mami","extension":"x101","email":"mnishi@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"5","reportsTo":"1056","jobTitle":"Sales Rep"},{"employeeNumber":"1625","lastName":"Kato","firstName":"Yoshimi","extension":"x102","email":"ykato@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"5","reportsTo":"1621","jobTitle":"Sales Rep"},{"employeeNumber":"1702","lastName":"Gerard","firstName":"Martin","extension":"x2312","email":"mgerard@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"4","reportsTo":"1102","jobTitle":"Sales Rep"}];
Binding (instructions)
var instructs={
tag:"tr",
attributes:{class:"table-row"},
props:{
email:{
tag:"td",
content: null,
attributes:{class:"table-data",id:"table-data-id"}
},
employeeNumber:{
tag:"td",
attributes:{class:"table-data"},
content: null,
props:{
x:{
tag: "input",
attributes:{class:"table-input"},
content: "test"
}
}
},
extension:{
tag:"td",
content: null,
attributes:{class:"table-data"}
},
firstName:{
tag:"td",
content: null,
attributes:{class:"table-data"}
},
jobTitle:{
tag:"td",
content: null,
attributes:{class:"table-data"}
},
lastName:{
tag:"td",
content: null,
attributes:{class:"table-data"}
},
officeCode:{
tag:"td",
content: null,
attributes:{class:"table-data"}
},
reportsTo:{
tag:"td",
content: null,
attributes:{class:"table-data"}
}
}
};
My Function (assemble)
function assemble(r,s,n){
var n = n || new DocumentFragment();
if(typeof r !== 'string'){ //HAS CHILDREN
r.forEach((o)=>{
for(y in s){
switch(y){
case "tag":
var tag = document.createElement(s[y]);
n.appendChild(tag);
break;
case "attributes":
for(a in s[y]) tag.setAttribute(a,s[y][a]);
break;
case "content":
if(s.content === null){
//append current property value
}
else{
tag.innerHTML = s.content;
}
break;
case "props":
for(k in o) assemble(k,s[y][k],tag); //EXECUTE PER CHILDREN
break;
}
}
});
}
else{
for(x in s){
switch(x){
case "tag":
var tag = document.createElement(s[x]);
n.appendChild(tag);
break;
case "content":
if(s.content === null){
//append current property value
}
else{
tag.innerHTML = s.content;
}
break;
case "attributes":
for(a in s[x]) tag.setAttribute(a,s[x][a]);
break;
case "props":
for(c in s[x]) assemble(r,s[x][c],tag);
break;
}
}
return n;
}
return n;
}
document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded',()=>{
var data = assemble(response,instructs);
console.log(data);
});
The end result I'm looking for is an array/fragment of nested tr>td both with a class attribute and the values append to the innerHTML
.
<tr class ="table-row">
<td class="table-data">how do I bind the response values?</td>
<td class="table-data">how do I bind the response values?</td>
<td class="table-data">how do I bind the response values?</td>
<td class="table-data">how do I bind the response values?</td>
<td class="table-data">how do I bind the response values?</td>
<td class="table-data">how do I bind the response values?</td>
<td class="table-data">how do I bind the response values?</td>
</tr>
QUESTION:
How can I bind the property values from the response to the innerHTML
of the td
's?
回答1:
Give a try to the following one. Sorry, I started refactoring Yours and in the end I had rewritten it. Take care that the content
is always taken as innerHTML, it would not be a bad idea at all to differentiate text(append createTextNode func outcome) and html(innerHTML prop). In your data instructs.props.employeeNumber.props.x.content
should be moved into instructs.props.employeeNumber.props.x.attributes.value
seen how works the input[text] tag. Btw I see there are a lot of stuff that could be discussed here. Hope it helps!
function assemble (data, instr) {
var n = document.createDocumentFragment(), i;
function create(d) {
var objData = d;
return (function _(_instr, _key, _n) {
var innerHTML = !!_key && _key in objData ? objData[_key] : null,
tag = null, i;
if ('tag' in _instr) {
tag = document.createElement(_instr.tag);
tag.innerHTML = 'content' in _instr && !!_instr.content ? _instr.content : innerHTML;
if ('attributes' in _instr) {
for (i in _instr.attributes) tag.setAttribute(i, _instr.attributes[i]);
}
//recur finally
if ('props' in _instr) {
for (i in _instr.props) _(_instr.props[i], i, tag);
}
!!_n && _n.appendChild(tag);
}
return tag;
})(instr, null);
}
return (function (){
for (i in data) {
n.appendChild(create(data[i]));
}
return n;
})();
}
回答2:
Though my answer does not address the code context from the question, but for structuring and binding json response i usually use regex templating. I find it simple in declaration and concise. ex,
html:
<table>
<tbody id="employee">
</tbody>
</table>
js:
var template = function(tpl, data) {
return tpl.replace(/\$\{([^\}]+)?\}/g, function($1, $2) {
return data[$2];
});
};
var rowTemplate = '<tr class ="table-row">\
<td class="table-data">${email}</td>\
<td class="table-data"><input type="text" value=' ${employeeNumber}' /></td>\
<td class="table-data">${firstName}</td>\
<td class="table-data">${lastName}</td>\
<td class="table-data">${email}</td>\
<td class="table-data">${jobTitle}</td>\
<td class="table-data">${extension}</td>\
</tr>';
var response = [{"employeeNumber":"1002","lastName":"Murphy","firstName":"Diane","extension":"x5800","email":"dmurphy@classicmodelcars.com","officeCode":"1","reportsTo":null,"jobTitle":"President"}, ....]
var b = document.getElementById('employee');
for (var i = 0; i < response.length; i++) {
var tr = document.createElement('x');
b.appendChild(tr);
tr.outerHTML = template(rowTemplate, response[i]);
}
fiddle
hope this helps.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36581180/structuring-and-binding-ajax-response