How to reverse JSON $ref parser?
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I recently found this post's answer as a good solution to an issue I was having, where I am now able to take a large JSON response with $ref objects inside of it and parse it down so I can actually reach those $ref properties. I am running into an issue however when I try to send the flattened back to the server I'm working with. It works fine if I pull down the JSON from the server and send back with the same $ref structure it had originally, so my question is if anyone knows a good way to reverse this code back to its original form while preserving any values I changed? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Parsing JSON (accessing $Ref) Angular
this.fixReferences = function (json)
var tree = json;
for (var x in tree)
if ((typeof (tree[x]) === 'object') && (tree[x] !== null))
var result = dfsVisit(tree[x]);
tree[x] = result;
return tree;
function dfsVisit(tree)
for (var x in tree)
if ((typeof (tree[x]) === 'object') && (tree[x] !== null))
var result = dfsVisit(tree[x]);
tree[x] = result;
if (tree["$ref"] !== undefined)
var ref = tree.$ref;
if (elements[ref] !== undefined)
tree = elements[ref];
else if (tree["$id"] !== undefined)
var element = tree;
elements[element.$id] = element;
return tree;
javascript json ref
asked Nov 15 '18 at 15:28
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I recently found this post's answer as a good solution to an issue I was having, where I am now able to take a large JSON response with $ref objects inside of it and parse it down so I can actually reach those $ref properties. I am running into an issue however when I try to send the flattened back to the server I'm working with. It works fine if I pull down the JSON from the server and send back with the same $ref structure it had originally, so my question is if anyone knows a good way to reverse this code back to its original form while preserving any values I changed? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Parsing JSON (accessing $Ref) Angular
this.fixReferences = function (json)
var tree = json;
for (var x in tree)
if ((typeof (tree[x]) === 'object') && (tree[x] !== null))
var result = dfsVisit(tree[x]);
tree[x] = result;
return tree;
function dfsVisit(tree)
for (var x in tree)
if ((typeof (tree[x]) === 'object') && (tree[x] !== null))
var result = dfsVisit(tree[x]);
tree[x] = result;
if (tree["$ref"] !== undefined)
var ref = tree.$ref;
if (elements[ref] !== undefined)
tree = elements[ref];
else if (tree["$id"] !== undefined)
var element = tree;
elements[element.$id] = element;
return tree;
javascript json ref
asked Nov 15 '18 at 15:28
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11
add a comment |
I recently found this post's answer as a good solution to an issue I was having, where I am now able to take a large JSON response with $ref objects inside of it and parse it down so I can actually reach those $ref properties. I am running into an issue however when I try to send the flattened back to the server I'm working with. It works fine if I pull down the JSON from the server and send back with the same $ref structure it had originally, so my question is if anyone knows a good way to reverse this code back to its original form while preserving any values I changed? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Parsing JSON (accessing $Ref) Angular
this.fixReferences = function (json)
var tree = json;
for (var x in tree)
if ((typeof (tree[x]) === 'object') && (tree[x] !== null))
var result = dfsVisit(tree[x]);
tree[x] = result;
return tree;
function dfsVisit(tree)
for (var x in tree)
if ((typeof (tree[x]) === 'object') && (tree[x] !== null))
var result = dfsVisit(tree[x]);
tree[x] = result;
if (tree["$ref"] !== undefined)
var ref = tree.$ref;
if (elements[ref] !== undefined)
tree = elements[ref];
else if (tree["$id"] !== undefined)
var element = tree;
elements[element.$id] = element;
return tree;
javascript json ref
asked Nov 15 '18 at 15:28
RezzolutionRezzolution
11
I recently found this post's answer as a good solution to an issue I was having, where I am now able to take a large JSON response with $ref objects inside of it and parse it down so I can actually reach those $ref properties. I am running into an issue however when I try to send the flattened back to the server I'm working with. It works fine if I pull down the JSON from the server and send back with the same $ref structure it had originally, so my question is if anyone knows a good way to reverse this code back to its original form while preserving any values I changed? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Parsing JSON (accessing $Ref) Angular
this.fixReferences = function (json)
var tree = json;
for (var x in tree)
if ((typeof (tree[x]) === 'object') && (tree[x] !== null))
var result = dfsVisit(tree[x]);
tree[x] = result;
return tree;
function dfsVisit(tree)
for (var x in tree)
if ((typeof (tree[x]) === 'object') && (tree[x] !== null))
var result = dfsVisit(tree[x]);
tree[x] = result;
if (tree["$ref"] !== undefined)
var ref = tree.$ref;
if (elements[ref] !== undefined)
tree = elements[ref];
else if (tree["$id"] !== undefined)
var element = tree;
elements[element.$id] = element;
return tree;
javascript json ref
javascript json ref
asked Nov 15 '18 at 15:28
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