Unable to use go lang to parse nested json into a structure object
I have a nested json string and I want to parse it using structures in the go language. json looks like this
{"action":"add","business":{"listid":123,"objecttags":[{"tagcode":"csharp","tagname":"codename","tagvalue":["2"],"tagtype":3},{"tagcode":"golang","tagname":"coding","tagvalue":["3"],"tagtype":3}]}}
I want to parse json using go language. json has nested structure so I created the structure mentioned in the following code
package main import ( "encoding/json" "fmt" ) type objecttagslist struct { tagcode string tagname string tagvalue []string } type model struct { action string `json:"action"` business struct { listid int64 `json:"listid"` objecttags []objecttagslist `json:"objecttags"` } `json:"business"` } func main() { json := `{"action":"add","business":{"listid":123,"objecttags":[{"tagcode":"csharp","tagname":"codename","tagvalue":["2"],"tagtype":3},{"tagcode":"golang","tagname":"coding","tagvalue":["3"],"tagtype":3}]}}` var model model json.unmarshal([]byte(json), &model) fmt.println(model.action) // this prints correctly as "add" fmt.println(model.business.listid) // this prints correctly as "123" fmt.println(model.business.objecttags) // this does not print the objecttags. rather this prints the objecttags as "[{ []} { []}]" }
I can't get the value of the inner nested json into the structure.
I also tried to unmarshal the internal structure again
var object []objecttagslist //this gives error as cannot convert model.business.objecttags (variable of type []objecttagslist) to type []byte json.unmarshal([]byte(model.business.objecttags), &object)
//Error, cannot convert model.business.objecttags (variable of type []objecttagslist) to type []byte
fmt.println(object)
This gives me an error Unable to convert model.business.objecttags (variable of type []objecttagslist) to type []byte.
How to map this json into a structure? I want to map it in such a way that I can use an object like
model.Business.ObjectTags[0].tagCode //--> Should print/store "csharp" model.Business.ObjectTags[0].tagValue[0] //--> Should print/store "2"
Please help
You can only marshal/unmarshal "exported" fields - i.e. fields that can be accessed outside the current package, this is In go it means "fields starting with a capital letter". So if you were to modify your code to look like this:
package main import ( "encoding/json" "fmt" ) type objecttagslist struct { tagcode string tagname string tagvalue []string } type model struct { action string `json:"action"` business struct { listid int64 `json:"listid"` objecttags []objecttagslist `json:"objecttags"` } `json:"business"` } func main() { json := ` { "action": "add", "business": { "listid": 123, "objecttags": [ { "tagcode": "csharp", "tagname": "codename", "tagvalue": [ "2" ], "tagtype": 3 }, { "tagcode": "golang", "tagname": "coding", "tagvalue": [ "3" ], "tagtype": 3 } ] } } ` var model model json.unmarshal([]byte(json), &model) fmt.println(model.action) fmt.println(model.business.listid) fmt.println(model.business.objecttags) }
You will get the output:
add 123 [{csharp codename [2]} {golang coding [3]}]
Here we take advantage of the fact that the json
module will automatically map the key named tagcode
to the structure field named tagcode
, but in fact We should be clear:
type ObjectTagsList struct { TagCode string `json:"tagCode"` TagName string `json:"tagName"` TagValue []string `json:"tagValue"` }
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