问题
If I have an array ["addTask", {"id": "1", "description": "d", "dependsOn": [], "dependentTasks": []}].
data Task = Task
{ id :: String
, description :: String
, dependsOn :: [String]
, dependentTasks :: [String]
} deriving (Eq, Show, Generic, ToJSON, FromJSON)
type Change = Storage -> Storage
addTask :: Task -> Change
addTask (Task id desc dep dept) = insert id (Task id desc dep dept)
How can I create a parser that would produce a addTask from that?
instance FromJSON (Storage -> Storage) where
parseJSON (Array v) = do
name <- parseJSON $ v V.! 0 :: Just String
task <- parseJSON $ v V.! 1 :: Just Task
return (addTask task)
This is my current attempt which doesn't work.
回答1:
I would go on and parse the Array into a Tuple (String,Task) and then use simple pattern matching, you might need to specify the type of "addTask" if you are using OverloadedStrings, which can be done with ScopedTypeVariables (just add it to the left hand side of the .. :: (String, Task) <- parse..).
instance FromJSON (Storage -> Storage) where
parseJSON v = do ("addTask",t) <- parseJSON v
return $ addTask t
Note: I did not compile or test this code
Edit
Using alternative is really easy you just define two parsers and combine them
instance FromJSON (Storage -> Storage) where
parseJSON v = let addP = do ("addTask",t) <- parseJSON v
return $ addTask t
rmP = do ("rmTask",n) <- parseJSON v
return $ rmTask n
in addP <|> rmP
I am assuming that rmTask :: Int -> Change otherwise cou can always case on the first element of the tuple.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42707231/how-to-parse-array-into-tuple-with-aeson