Dane w json(nie chat)

function getStringFromJSON(key: text, json: text) :: text:
	set {_key-value::*} to {_json} split at ","
	loop {_key-value::*}:
		if {_key} contains loop-value:
			set {_value} to loop-value
			replace all """" with "" in {_value}
			replace all ":" with "" in {_value}
			replace all {_key} with "" in {_value}
			return {_value}
			exit loop
	return "<none>"
      
function getNumberFromJSON(key: text, json: text) :: text:
	set {_key-value::*} to {_json} split at ","
	loop {_key-value::*}:
		if {_key} contains loop-value:
			set {_value} to loop-value
			replace all """" with "" in {_value}
			replace all ":" with "" in {_value}
			replace all {_key} with "" in {_value}
			set {_score} to {_value} parsed as number
			if {_score} is set:
				return {_score}
				exit loop
	return 0    

Trochę słaby parser, bo nie da się przez niego tworzyć "drzewek". Może @knugi wymyśli lepszy?

Zastosowanie:

set {_json} to text from URL "stronka.pl/cos.json"
set {_key} to "marcin"
set {_result} to getStringFromJSON({_key}, {_json})
send "&7Nazwisko &6%{_key}% &7-> &6%{_result}%"

I JSON:

{
	"marcin": "nowak",
	"karol": "bolek"
}

Ta druga funkcja służy do pobierania liczb.

21 godzin temu, KrejzolekPRO napisał:

function getStringFromJSON(key: text, json: text) :: text:
	set {_key-value::*} to {_json} split at ","
	loop {_key-value::*}:
		if {_key} contains loop-value:
			set {_value} to loop-value
			replace all """" with "" in {_value}
			replace all ":" with "" in {_value}
			replace all {_key} with "" in {_value}
			return {_value}
			exit loop
	return "<none>"
      
function getNumberFromJSON(key: text, json: text) :: text:
	set {_key-value::*} to {_json} split at ","
	loop {_key-value::*}:
		if {_key} contains loop-value:
			set {_value} to loop-value
			replace all """" with "" in {_value}
			replace all ":" with "" in {_value}
			replace all {_key} with "" in {_value}
			set {_score} to {_value} parsed as number
			if {_score} is set:
				return {_score}
				exit loop
	return 0    

Trochę słaby parser, bo nie da się przez niego tworzyć "drzewek". Może @knugi wymyśli lepszy?

Zastosowanie:

set {_json} to text from URL "stronka.pl/cos.json"
set {_key} to "marcin"
set {_result} to getStringFromJSON({_key}, {_json})
send "&7Nazwisko &6%{_key}% &7-> &6%{_result}%"

I JSON:

{
	"marcin": "nowak",
	"karol": "bolek"
}

Ta druga funkcja służy do pobierania liczb.

boleknowak