I have a loop of results coming from a tiedot query.
In it's most basic form it looks like this:
col.ForEachDoc(func(id int, docContent []byte) (willMoveOn bool) {
return true
return false
})
I can send these results down the pipe to the client, but only 1 at a time. Not quite what I want.
I can also create single JSON objects, using json.Unmarshal but how do I combine them all into 1 large JSON array?
Many thanks. New to GO!
If you are returning this directly to the client and your docContent
is JSON you can just manually construct the array syntax. It does not provide any safety if docContent
is not valid json.
a := [][]byte{}
col.ForEachDoc(func(id int, docContent []byte) (willMoveOn bool) {
a = append(a, docContent)
return true
})
b := bytes.Join(a, []byte(`,`))
// insert '[' to the front
b = append(b, 0)
copy(b[1:], b[0:])
b[0] = byte('[')
// append ']'
b = append(b, ']')
You could also unmarshal, then append to a slice, then marshal the slice
s := []interface{}{}
col.ForEachDoc(func(id int, docContent []byte) (willMoveOn bool) {
var j interface{}
if err := json.Unmarshal(docContent, &j); err != nil {
// handle error
}
s = append(s, j)
return true
})
b, err := json.Marshal(j)