Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Get the correct JSON data
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@htilburgs is it separate api calls to get each different data collection?
or still one call?
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@sdetweil
One calll, here you can see (demo data)
https://weerlive.nl/api/weerlive_api_v2.php?key=demo&locatie=Amsterdam -
@htilburgs you can set a variable to the array locations and not move the data. of course the data element names may have changed , but that is an editor find/replace function
send the whole response up to the module
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@sdetweil
As I told you I have to figure out how. I always have problems with understanding how JSON works. But no problem, it keeps me of the streets.
I haven’t been active for the last 3 years, but now I’ve found time and trying to complete / change some modules.
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let foovar = payload.liveweer[0]
then you can use foovar to reference the data
json is just a text description of an object
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@sdetweil said in Get the correct JSON data:
coverts directly into js with the same structure
I will try tonight. I’m at work (yeh right ;-) right now.
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@sdetweil said in Get the correct JSON data:
let foovar = payload.liveweer[0]
Is there a simple way to check what is in foovar?
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@htilburgs console.log() same as before, BUT it is displayed in the developers window console table when its in the browser side module.js (modulename.js)
ctrl-shift-i, select the console tab
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@sdetweil Thanks, that works!
Now I can really see what I’m doing.
