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JSON Tree Support *or* Subcategories
Issue #2
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my output for day localisation is something like that:
{
"date.sTerm": "Datum",
"date.pTerm": "Daten",
"date.day.sTerm": "Tag",
"date.day.pTerm": "Tage",
"date.day_short.0": "So",
"date.day_short.1": "Mo",
"date.day_short.2": "Di",
"date.day_short.3": "Mi",
"date.day_short.4": "Do",
"date.day_short.5": "Fr",
"date.day_short.6": "Sa",
"date.day_long.0": "Sonntag",
"date.day_long.1": "Montag",
"date.day_long.2": "Dienstag",
"date.day_long.3": "Mittwoch",
"date.day_long.4": "Donnerstag",
"date.day_long.5": "Freitag",
"date.day_long.6": "Samstag",
"date.month.sTerm": "Monat",
"date.month.pTerm": "Monate",
"date.month_long.0": "Januar",
"date.month_long.1": "Februar",
"date.month_long.2": "März",
"date.month_long.3": "April",
"date.month_long.4": "Mai",
"date.month_long.5": "Juni",
"date.month_long.6": "Juli",
"date.month_long.7": "August",
"date.month_long.8": "September",
"date.month_long.9": "Oktober",
"date.month_long.10": "November",
"date.month_long.11": "Dezember",
"date.month_short.0": "Jan",
"date.month_short.1": "Feb",
"date.month_short.2": "Mär",
"date.month_short.3": "Apr",
"date.month_short.4": "Mai",
"date.month_short.5": "Jun",
"date.month_short.6": "Jul",
"date.month_short.7": "Aug",
"date.month_short.8": "Sep",
"date.month_short.9": "Okt",
"date.month_short.10": "Nov",
"date.month_short.11": "Dez"
}
it would be perfect if other file structures like:
{
"date": {
"day": {
"sTerm": "Tag",
"pTerm": "Tage",
"short": {
"0": "So",
"1": "Mo",
"2": "Di",
"3": "Mi",
"4": "Do",
"5": "Fr",
"6": "Sa"
},
"long": {
"0": "Sonntag",
"1": "Montag",
"2": "Dienstag",
"3": "Mittwoch",
"4": "Donnerstag",
"5": "Freitag",
"6": "Samstag"
}
},
"sTerm": "Datum",
"pTerm": "Daten",
"month": {
"sTerm": "Monat",
"pTerm": "Monate",
"long": {
"0": "Januar",
"1": "Februar",
"2": "März",
"3": "April",
"4": "Mai",
"5": "Juni",
"6": "Juli",
"7": "August",
"8": "September",
"9": "Oktober",
"10": "November",
"11": "Dezember"
},
"short": {
"0": "Jan",
"1": "Feb",
"2": "Mär",
"3": "Apr",
"4": "Mai",
"5": "Jun",
"6": "Jul",
"7": "Aug",
"8": "Sep",
"9": "Okt",
"10": "Nov",
"11": "Dez"
}
}
}
}
So that every "Category" can contain Subcategories and Terms/Phrases and would be perfectly sorted by
key in alphabetical order
or
by value type (string before object) and key alphabetical.
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Account Deactivated This is a thing I need for my project. We are using hierarchical json files for our project which sadly does not work with this tool :(
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WARNING:
Keep in mind that some people on Stackoverflow already using your tool and changing this can break the assignment by key. So an optional setting to get the new and the old output is required.
Dot separated Sting:
a = { "b.c.d": "text" } ==>> Object {b.c.d: "text"}
a["b.c.d"] returns "text"
a.b.c.d breaks with Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'c' of undefined
JSON Object Tree:
a = { "b": { "c": { "d": "text" } } } ==>> Object {b: Object}
a.b.c.d returns "text"
a["b.c.d"] returns undefined