(The Challenge of Updating JSON Structure based on User Interaction)
Utilizing Angular Typescript, I dynamically create a JSON structure that reflects user interactions within certain components.
Process Overview
The initial default setting for the JSON is as follows:
{ "keyword": { "value": "product", "type": "main" } }
For instance, when a user selects a parameter such as
Name
, and follows specific actions in the UI, the resulting JSON is updated to:{ "keyword": { "value": "product", "type": "main" }, "Name": { "value": " <hasProperty> Name", "type": "dataprop" } }
If the user then inputs a numeric value for another parameter like
dryTime
, the JSON will reflect this change:{ "20": { "value": "<hasValue> 20", "type": "fValue" }, "keyword": { "value": "Varnish", "type": "main" }, "Name": { "value": " <hasProperty> Name", "type": "dataprop" }, "dryingTime": { "value": " <hasProperty> dryingTime", "type": "dataprop" } }
Although JSON is inherently unordered, maintaining sequence proves crucial. In a similar past scenario, displaying a value like 20
as 20.0
after dryingTime
worked well, emphasizing the importance of order for data interpretation via looped key parsing.
The accuracy of key sequencing directly impacts array generation from JSON keys, contextualizing user interactions properly. Exploring alternatives to JSON storage while preserving interaction details requires careful consideration.