I want to unmarshal the following JSON data in Go:
b := []byte(`{"Asks": [[21, 1], [22, 1]] ,"Bids": [[20, 1], [19, 1]]}`)
I know how to do that, i define a struct like this:
type Message struct {
Asks [][]float64 `json:"Bids"`
Bids [][]float64 `json:"Asks"`
}
What i don't know is if there is a simple way to specialize this a bit more. I would like to have the data after the unmarshaling in a format like this:
type Message struct {
Asks []Order `json:"Bids"`
Bids []Order `json:"Asks"`
}
type Order struct {
Price float64
Volume float64
}
So that i can use it later after unmarshaling like this:
m := new(Message)
err := json.Unmarshal(b, &m)
fmt.Println(m.Asks[0].Price)
I don't really know how to easy or idiomatically do that in GO so I hope that there is a nice solution for that.
You can do this with by implementing the
json.Unmarshaler
interface on yourOrder
struct. Something like this should do:This basically says that the
Order
type should be decoded from a 2 element array of floats rather than the default representation for a struct (an object).You can play around with this example here: http://play.golang.org/p/B35Of8H1e6