问题
How to parse json with spray json that uses snake case (underscore notation) instead of camel case?
E.g.
case class Test(subjectDescription: String)
"{\"subject_description\":\"Medicine\"}".parseJson.convertTo[Test]
should work and not throw exception.
回答1:
Like this:
case class Test(subjectDescription: String)
implicit val testFormat = jsonFormat(Test.apply, "subject_description")
"{\"subject_description\":\"Medicine\"}".parseJson.convertTo[Test]
The trick here is jsonFormat
function takes string arguments for json object keys.
回答2:
This answer is taken from https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/spray-user/KsPIqWDK0AY/HcanflgRzMcJ. Putting it on SO since the SEO is better.
/**
* A custom version of the Spray DefaultJsonProtocol with a modified field naming strategy
*/
trait SnakifiedSprayJsonSupport extends DefaultJsonProtocol {
import reflect._
/**
* This is the most important piece of code in this object!
* It overrides the default naming scheme used by spray-json and replaces it with a scheme that turns camelcased
* names into snakified names (i.e. using underscores as word separators).
*/
override protected def extractFieldNames(classTag: ClassTag[_]) = {
import java.util.Locale
def snakify(name: String) = PASS2.replaceAllIn(PASS1.replaceAllIn(name, REPLACEMENT), REPLACEMENT).toLowerCase(Locale.US)
super.extractFieldNames(classTag).map { snakify(_) }
}
private val PASS1 = """([A-Z]+)([A-Z][a-z])""".r
private val PASS2 = """([a-z\d])([A-Z])""".r
private val REPLACEMENT = "$1_$2"
}
object SnakifiedSprayJsonSupport extends SnakifiedSprayJsonSupport
import SnakifiedSprayJsonSupport._
object MyJsonProtocol extends SnakifiedSprayJsonSupport {
implicit val testFormat = jsonFormat1(Test.apply)
}
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33367983/how-to-parse-json-with-spray-json-that-uses-snake-case-underscore-notation-ins