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* CardDB: merge all card properties in a new structure * Pre Json parser changes * Cockatrice: use qt's builtin json support * Move qt-json src dir from cockatrice to oracle * Add dummy cockatricexml4 parser (yet to be implemented) * Implement a new parser and xml format * cockatricexml4: new xml parser following the "generic properties hash" pattern; * oracleimporter: refactor the parsing code to better adapt to cockatricexml4; rewrote split cards parsing * carddb: change "colors" from a stringlist to a string * carddb: move the getMainCardType() method to the cockatricexml3 parser * * CardInfo: show all properties (stil missing: nice name + translation) * Rework the "add related card" feature so that it doesn't change the card name in the carddb Also, fix token count display * Picture loader: Added support for transform cards * Fix side information for flip cards Mtgjson uses side a/b for flip cards, while scryfall doesn't * Pictureloader: dynamic tag resolution from card properties Examples old => new * !cardid! => !set:muid! * !uuid! => !set:uuid! * !collectornumber! => !set:num! New examples: * !prop:type! * !prop:manacost! * Start moving mtg-related property names to a specific file * Clangify * Fix tests * Make gcc an happy puppy * Revert "Make gcc an happy puppy" This reverts commit 446ec5f27516c4d3b32dbfc79557f4827c5c5bdf. * Some gcc fixes * Share set list between different db parsers, so they won't overwrite one each other * All glory to the hypnoclangifier! * Fix test compilation * Cleanup edited files in the prior PR. (#3519) * Cleanup edited files in the prior PR. Signed-off-by: Zach Halpern <ZaHalpern+github@gmail.com> * Fix includes Signed-off-by: Zach Halpern <ZaHalpern+github@gmail.com> * Update carddatabase.h
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1. INTRODUCTION
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The Json class is a simple class for parsing JSON data into a QVariant
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hierarchies. Now, we can also reverse the process and serialize
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QVariant hierarchies into valid JSON data.
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2. HOW TO USE
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The parser is really easy to use. Let's say we have the following
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QString of JSON data:
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{
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"encoding" : "UTF-8",
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"plug-ins" : [
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"python",
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"c++",
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"ruby"
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],
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"indent" : {
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"length" : 3,
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"use_space" : true
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}
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}
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We would first call the parse-method:
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//Say that we're using the QtJson namespace
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using namespace QtJson;
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bool ok;
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//json is a QString containing the JSON data
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QVariantMap result = Json::parse(json, ok).toMap();
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if(!ok) {
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qFatal("An error occurred during parsing");
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exit(1);
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}
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Assuming the parsing process completed without errors, we would then
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go through the hierarchy:
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qDebug() << "encoding:" << result["encoding"].toString();
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qDebug() << "plugins:";
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foreach(QVariant plugin, result["plug-ins"].toList()) {
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qDebug() << "\t-" << plugin.toString();
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}
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QVariantMap nestedMap = result["indent"].toMap();
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qDebug() << "length:" << nestedMap["length"].toInt();
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qDebug() << "use_space:" << nestedMap["use_space"].toBool();
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The previous code would print out the following:
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encoding: "UTF-8"
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plugins:
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- "python"
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- "c++"
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- "ruby"
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length: 3
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use_space: true
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To write JSON data from Qt object is as simple as parsing:
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QVariantMap map;
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map["name"] = "Name";
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map["age"] = 22;
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QByteArray data = Json::serialize(map);
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The byte array 'data' contains valid JSON data:
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{
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name: "Luis Gustavo",
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age: 22,
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}
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4. CONTRIBUTING
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The code is available to download at GitHub. Contribute if you dare!
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