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Example JSON file that does not work #3

Closed FranklinChen closed 9 years ago

FranklinChen commented 9 years ago

I ran on the following file but got an error.

$ json-autotype events.json
$ runghc JSONTypes.hs events.json
Mismatched JSON value: Object ...
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mgajda commented 9 years ago

Yes, there is still room for improvement. I will hopefully fix this one soon.

mgajda commented 9 years ago

It would help to have this file as an attachment though. When I tried to copy it from the web page I got a message about invalid JSON.

FranklinChen commented 9 years ago

GitHub doesn't allow non-image attachments, so here is a link to events.json to elsewhere: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=QmSGi0wG

FranklinChen commented 9 years ago

I took a quick look at what happened. Basically, given an array of objects, the inference of the possible type of an object is not taking into account optional fields, e.g., description should have come out as a Maybe Text.

FranklinChen commented 9 years ago

I see that progress has been made on this, thanks! One thing missing is that the FromJSON instance is being generated incorrectly, e.g., if a field "fee" is optional, we need

v .:? "fee"

instead of

v .: "fee"
mgajda commented 9 years ago

I also spotted this problem and will probably fix it over Easter. As I aim for a stable version in a month, I setup automatic test generation for this and many other problems. Best Michal

On Thursday, April 2, 2015, Franklin Chen notifications@github.com wrote:

I see that progress has been made on this, thanks! One thing missing is that the FromJSON instance is being generated incorrectly, e.g., if a field "fee" is optional, we need

v .:? "fee"

instead of

v .: "fee"

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/mgajda/json-autotype/issues/3#issuecomment-88682899.

Pozdrawiam Michał

mgajda commented 9 years ago

I've just uploaded version 0.2.5.13, which seems to fix the issue in {{events.json}}.