My test data is currently within my html such :
var jsonStatus = [
{ "myKey": "A", "status": 0, score: 1.5 },
{ "myKey": "C", "status": 1, score: 2.0 },
{ "myKey": "D", "status": 0, score: 0.2 },
{ "myKey": "E", "status": 1, score: 1.0 },
{ "myKey": "F", "status": 0, score: 0.4 },
{ "myKey": "G", "status": 1, score: 3.0 },
];
But my data will eventually be ~20.000 entries, so I wish to externalize it into a statusStarter.json file (local or external), that I load once at the apps first start. Once into the client localStorage I can read/write locally with ease! :] Also:
1. How to load externalized json into localStorage (as string) ?
2. How to keep conditional ? (avoid to reload each time)
Given a data.json file containing:
[
{ "myKey": "A", "status": 0, "score": 1.5 },
{ "myKey": "C", "status": 1, "score": 2.0 },
{ "myKey": "D", "status": 0, "score": 0.2 },
{ "myKey": "E", "status": 1, "score": 1.0 },
{ "myKey": "F", "status": 0, "score": 0.4 },
{ "myKey": "G", "status": 1, "score": 3.0 }
]
The JS conditional function, with parametrable localStorage.target:
function loadFileJSON( toLocalStorage, fromUrl){
if (localStorage[toLocalStorage])
{ console.log("Good! Data already loaded locally! Nothing to do!"); }
else {
$.getJSON( fromUrl , function(data) {
localStorage[toLocalStorage] = JSON.stringify(data);
console.log("Damn! Data not yet loaded locally! Ok: I'am loading it!");
});
}
}
// Function's firing:
loadFileJSON( 'myData','http://mywebsite/path/data.json');
// should works w/ local folders as well
Read the data: Your data is now in localStorage.myData
, as a string. You can access it using:
var myJSON = JSON.parse(localStorage.myData);
//Read:
alert("Mister " + myJSON[3].myKey + ", your current score is "+ myJSON[3].score +"!");
Then and more interesting is the possibility to write this local data.