Hi I have this JSON I'm trying to parse using NSDictionary and trying to get the values as mentioned . but the problem is i do not get a key when i further go into the JSON is there any way to remove this key to go more deep.
NSDictionary *Allinfo = [json objectForKey:#"Collection"];//I go into "Collection"
NSLog(#"All with response array: %#", Allinfo);
NSDictionary *datainfo = [Allinfo objectForKey:#"contact"];//i go into "contact"
after which i get
Data : (
{
attributeList = {
attribute = (
{
name = "display-name";
value = "tel:+";
},
{
name = capabilities;
value = "TRANSFER";
},
{
name = relationship;
value = ACCEPTED;
}
);
resourceURL = "https://example.com";
};
contactId = "tel:+";
},
{
attributeList = {
attribute = (
{
name = "display-name";
value = bob;
},
{
name = capabilities;
value = "TRANSFER";
},
{
name = relationship;
value = ACCEPTED;
}
);
resourceURL = "https://example.com";
};
contactId = "tel:+";
}
)
This starts from a { and i do not get a key for the next object so that i can get the values inside the JSOn
Is there any easier way to remove this or any other so that i can get values like name and value and store them in an array.
Thanks in advance
You have keys for all.
In fact you seem to get confused on array which is a part of attribute.
The outermost key is Data which contains array.
For each object of the array you have :
The first key is attributeList & contactD.
The value of attribute key is an array of 3 values. Each array contains key value pairs. keys are name & value.
I am not sure from where you got [Allinfo objectForKey:#"contact"]. Try to parse like below..
NSDictionary *Allinfo = [json objectForKey:#"Collection"];
NSArray *dataArray = [Allinfo objectForKey:#"Data"];
for(NSDictionary *dic in dataArray)
{
NSDictionary *attributeList=[dic objectForKey:#"attributeList"];
NSArray *attributeArray=[attributeList objectForKey:#"attribute"];
NSString *resourceURLString=[attributeList objectForKey:#"resourceURL"];
NSString *contactIdString=[dic objectForKey:#"contactId"];
for(NSDictionary *attributeDic in attributeArray)
{
NSString *nameString=[attributeDic objectForKey:#"name"];
NSString *valueString=[attributeDic objectForKey:#"value"];
}
}
You can use the following method for this
NSError *e = nil;
NSArray *itemArray = [NSJSONSerialization JSONObjectWithData:[response dataUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding] options: NSJSONReadingMutableContainers error: &e];
if (!itemArray) {
NSLog(#"Error parsing JSON: %#", e);
} else {
for(NSDictionary *item in itemArray) {
//Your Data
}
}
Related
I'm using the Edmunds API to return a JSON string of vehicle makes for a certain year.
The resulting NSDictionary looks like this:
makes = (
{
id = 200002038;
models = (
{ // not relevant
}
);
name = Acura;
niceName = acura;
},
{
id = 200001769;
models = (
{ // not relevant
}
);
name = "Aston Martin";
niceName = "aston-martin";
},
There are a lot more values in this dictionary...how can I loop through through the dictionary to retrieve each of the 'name' values?
I like valueForKeyPath because you can do so much with it and it's a one line solution. Tested this and it works in my dev setup. If you know your data is in a predictable format, then you can do amazing things with valueForKeyPath.
NSArray *makeNames = [makes valueForKeyPath:#"name"];
Great info on valueForKeyPath http://nshipster.com/kvc-collection-operators/
NSMutableArray *makeNames = [NSMutableArray new];
for (NSDictionary *make in makes) {
NSLog(#"Make name: %#", make[#"name"]);
[makeNames addObject:make];
}
NSLog(#"Makes array: %#", makeNames);
I am trying to correctly target the elements within the Json Output and I am getting closer but I presume there is a easy and obvious way I am missing.
My Json looks like this with a upper level event.
JSON SNIPPET UPDATED
chat = (
(
{
Key = senderId;
Value = {
Type = 0;
Value = "eu-west-1:91afbc3f-890a-4160-8903-688bf0e9efe8";
};
},
{
Key = chatId;
Value = {
Type = 0;
Value = "eu-west-1:be6457ce-bac1-412d-9307-e375e52e22ff";
};
},
{
Key = timestamp;
Value = {
Type = 1;
Value = 1430431197;
};
},
//Continued
I am targeting this level using
NSArray *chat = array[#"chat"];
for ( NSDictionary *theCourse in chat )
{
NSLog(#"---- %#", theCourse);
// I tried the following to target the values
//NSLog(#"chatId: %#", [theCourse valueForKey:#"Key"]);
//NSLog(#"timestamp: %#", theCourse[#"senderId"] );
}
}
I need to parse the value data for each key which if I was using an array would do like [theCourse valueForKey:#"Key"] but I think I may not be going deep enough?
As you would expect, [theCourse valueForKey:#"Key"] gives me the Key values but I need the associate values of those keys.
You can create an easier dictionary:
NSArray *chat = array[#"chat"][0];
NSMutableDictionary* newDict = [NSMutableDictionary dictionary];
for (NSDictionary* d in chat)
[newDict setValue:d[#"Value"][#"Value"] forKey:d[#"Key"]];
Now you can use the newDict.
NSLog(#"chatId: %#", [newDict valueForKey:#"chatId"]);
I am trying to get the value from the dictionary but its giving me null. Actually I have parsed the XML and then convert it to the dictionary Following is the dictionary after conversion :(I got it in log)
dictionary: {
"soap:Envelope" = {
"soap:Body" = {
GetServerStatusResponse = {
GetServerStatusResult = {
text = "<NewDataSet>\n <Table1>\n <ServerStatus>Standby</ServerStatus>\n </Table1>\n</NewDataSet>";
};
xmlns = "http://tempuri.org/";
};
};
"xmlns:soap" = "http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/";
"xmlns:xsd" = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema";
"xmlns:xsi" = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
};
}
now I want to take the value from the ServerStatus tag. That is in this case , "StandBy".
But I am getting the null value in response. Please help? Is there a problem of spaces?
There is no key "ServerStatus" in your dictionary.
The only key is "soap:Envelope"
and "soap:Body", "xmlns:soap", "xmlns:xsd" and "xmlns:xsi" are keys of the dictionary corresponding to the key "soap:Envelope".
You can't access easily to "ServerStatus", what you can do is acceding to text and then parse the value associated to retrieve "ServerStatus"
You should be able to get the value in text this way :
[[[[[dictionary objectForKey:#"soap:Envelope"] objectForKey:#"soap:Body"] objectForKey:#"GetServerStatusResponse"] objectForKey:#"GetServerStatusResult"] objectForKey:#"text"];
You can get to the text in GetServerStatusResult using the following code:
NSDictionary *soapEnvelope = [dictionary valueForKey:#"soap:Envelope"];
NSDictionary *soapBody = [soapEnvelope valueForKey:#"soap:Body"];
NSDictionary *statusResponse = [soapBody valueForKey:#"GetServerStatusResponse"];
NSDictionary *statusResult = [statusResponse valueForKey:#"GetServerStatusResult"];
NSString *xmlString = [statusResult valueForKey:#"text"];
NSDictionary *textDictionary = [XMLDictionary dictionaryWithXMLString:xmlString];
Now the xml in text key is converted to NSDictionary and you can easily get the value of ServerStatus
I have an NSDictionary and am trying to access the 'venue' key and assign various keys such as name. I've tried to take the dictionary and access venue with no luck:
NSDictionary *dic = result;
NSArray *venues1 = [dic valueForKeyPath:#"response.groups.items.venue"];
How would I access venue?
{
meta = {
code = 200;
};
response = {
groups = (
{
items = (
{
venue = {
name = "Ping Tom Memorial Park";
you can access it in this way
NSDictionary *venues1 = dic[#"response"][#"groups"][0][#"items"][0][#"venue"];
be careful that groups, items are arrays and venue is a dictionary instead of array.
Hello I am new to iOS development. I am trying to parse a JSON response. Below is the top part of the response:
Table =
{
Rows = {
results = (
{
Cells = {
results = (
{
Key = Rank;
Value = "6.251145362854";
ValueType = "Edm.Double";
"__metadata" = {
type = "SP.KeyValue";
};
},
{
Key = DocId;
Value = 978473;
ValueType = "Edm.Int64";
"__metadata" =
{
type = "SP.KeyValue";
};
},
{
Key = WorkId;
Value = 978473;
ValueType = "Edm.Int64";
"__metadata" = {
type = "SP.KeyValue";
};
},
{
Key = Title;
Value = "Vneea Ready!";
ValueType = "Edm.String";
"__metadata" =
{
type = "SP.KeyValue";
};
},.........................
Now I am using
NSError *error;
NSDictionary *jsonObject = [NSJSONSerialization JSONObjectWithData:responseData options:0 error:&error];
NSDictionary *results = jsonObject[#"Table"][#"Rows"][#"results"];
So I was able to refine it until here, but then I use
NSDictionary *results = jsonObject[#"Table"][#"Rows"][#"results"][#"Cells"];
When I am going further for Cells and results it is giving me Empty element Error,
After referring to this post JSON parsing using NSJSONSerialization in iOS, it seems like "(" means an array in the response, but it is not working for me. Can someone help me, please?
results is an array, not a dictionary, so you cannot access its contents by name. Your JSON doesn't look well formed, though, because Key should be a string ("Title" not Title).
Each element in the results array is a dictionary, so to get the Value that corresponds to Title you can use
NSArray *results=jsonObject[#"Table"][#"Rows"][#"results"];
NSDictionary *result=[results objectAtIndex:0]; // access the first result
for (NSDictionary *result in results) {
if ([result[#"Key"] isEqualToString:#"Title"]) {
NSLog(#"The value of Title is %#",result[#"Value"]);
break;
}
}