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- How to unmarshal json with unknown fields and keys
- From the frontend I got this json example: {"properties":{"unknownkey":"unknownvalue","unknownkey2":"unknownvalue2"}} I started parsing it with map[string]interface{} but it doesn't work . I also don’t know how much I can gain in this field. Can be 10 or 1. Code: typeteststruct{pmap[string]string`json:"properties"`}funcmain(){
- Golang.json 639 2024-02-06 10:33:11
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- Dynamically add elements from Go struct to JSON
- The output format I want to get is: {"data":[[0,["brendan","fraser"]],[1,["keanu","reeves"]]]} For this, I define The following structure: typeactorsstruct{data[][]interface{}`json:"data"`}The individual values brendan, fraser and keanu, reeves come from another data structure accessed in the rec.records[0].value format. That is: rec
- Golang.json 953 2024-02-06 10:27:03
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- Default credentials not found in Cloud Run
- I'm writing a program that talks to cloudspanner using postgresdialect. My application is a gin server and I'm using pgadapter to connect as described in this document. My application runs fine locally. But when I deploy it to the cloud to run, I receive the following log. This error mainly comes from the startpgadapterwithcredentials function. funcStartPGAdapter(ctxcontext.Context,project,instancestring)(portint,c
- Golang.json 1108 2024-02-06 09:57:04
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- How to unpack nested json objects into entities
- I'm calling another api and getting the following json response {"metadata":{},"data":{"productid":102001,"productname":"p101","branddetail":{"brandid":3840," brandname":"abc","brandcode":"x01"}
- Java.json 442 2024-02-06 09:48:09
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- How to create a generic type for lambda middleware in go
- I'm using go with awslambda and looking for a general middleware solution. I have the following code: funcwshandler(ctxcontext.context,eventevents.apigatewaywebsocketproxyrequest)(events.apigatewayproxyresponse,error){}typehandlerfuncfunc(context.context,events.apigatewaywebsocketproxyrequest)(even
- Golang.json 429 2024-02-06 09:35:11
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- named_object_not_found_Exception when querying ElasticSearch
- I'm trying to query elasticsearch using hibernatesearh6. Below is the json query sent to elasticsearch. It looks fine according to the documentation here: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/query-dsl.html{"query":{"query_string":{"fields ":["addresses.address_key"],"query":"3g5g36ee-45b0-4636
- Java.json 411 2024-02-06 09:15:12
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- golang unit test failure expected zero, but got: 'null\n'
- First I'm trying to learn golang. I try to use testifypackage to unit test my handler in golang. When running my test I get this error -> Expected nil but got: "null\n". I'm surprised it shows the method returning a null value. As far as I know, golangte has nil instead of null. what is the reason? myhandlertestfilepackageentitiesimport("github.com/google/uuid""github.com/labstack/
- Golang.json 572 2024-02-06 09:03:08
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- What is the difference between mapped interface {} and type structure {}?
- I just read that map[Type]interface{} specifies a map of keys of type Type with value any, which is interface{}. Isn't this almost the same as defining a struct, i.e. typeNamestruct{key1;value1,....,keyn:valuen}? What is the difference between these two types of mappings? I read https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-json-in-go but I still don't understand the difference. Or we define ma in a more general way
- Golang.json 818 2024-02-06 09:00:05
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- Generic type definition for unmarshalling structs into slices
- I have an API that normally returns an array as an object containing the array. Take the following example: {"items":{"number":3,"item":[{...}//Notrelevant]}} The API does this in dozens of places, each time using a different The name. You are guaranteed to have only two keys when this happens: one of them is a number and the other is an array. This makes the resulting structure rather unpleasant to use, since you have to constantly browse through unnecessary levels of fields. I essentially want my Go interface to pretend it has this format: {
- Golang.json 1046 2024-02-06 08:54:04
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- Golang uses handlers to create mock databases and uses interfaces to call the database
- I'm trying to implement unit testing for my registration handlers and database calls. However, it throws a panic error on the database call in my registered handler. It is a simple registration handler that receives json containing username, password and email. I would then use a select statement to check if that username is a duplicate within the signup handler itself. This all works when I send my post request to this handler. However, when I actually unit tested it, it didn't work and threw me two error messages. I feel like this is because the database is not initialized in the test environment, but I don't know how to do this without using a third party framework to mock the database. mistake
- Golang.json 786 2024-02-06 08:42:07
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- How to get the value of interface{} in Go? (Interface conversion: interface{} is Resp, not mapinterface{})
- Based on this question and go code scanning queryrow to existing map[string]interface{} in go, I am trying to get the key and value of data["id"] funcclogin()func(c*lmhttp.context,codeint,datainterface{ })(int,interface{}){returnfunc(c*lmhttp.context,codeint,datainterface{})(int,interface{}){map_data:
- Golang.json 794 2024-02-06 08:40:10
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- How to remove certain items from structure received by imported package in golang?
- I receive an item from a package of an imported third party module: myitem:=importpackage.get() It is a structure like this: typeimportedstructstruct{ipnet.ip`json:"ip"`indexuint32`json:"index" `localindexuint32
- Golang.json 925 2024-02-06 08:40:06
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- An error occurred while parsing the JSON file, possibly a hidden value in the JSON content
- I have this JSON file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zh_fJJNWs9GaPnlLZ459twSubsYkzMi5/view?usp=share_link It looks normal at first, even using the online json schema validator. However, when parsing it locally, I get an error. I tried with python, nodejs and golang but it doesn't work. I think it might have some hidden value that makes it impossible to parse it
- Golang.json 1179 2024-02-06 08:39:11
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- Issues receiving Axios post data from Reactjs application using Golang
- I have a locally hosted webpage using reactjs which sends axios posts to port 9000. I have a golang server listening to the port and receiving the post. It then decodes the post but never gets any data. Below is the code part to send axiospost in reactjs application. onsubmit=(event)=>{event.preventdefault();let{task}=this.state;console.log("printingnewtas
- Golang.json 447 2024-02-06 08:39:08
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- How to get json data from connection golang
- I send curl request from console using tcp connection written in golang. So it's basically a data flow. I can successfully receive the data and store it in the buffer using the following code funcPushDataToBuffer(bufferedChannelchan[]byte,connnet.Conn){deferconn.Close()fmt.Println("pushingmessagesintobuffer...")buffer:=make([ ]byte,2048)//20
- Golang.json 1093 2024-02-06 08:33:04