I have this Vector:
val imageIds = Vector(
"XXXX1",
"XXXX2",
"XXXX3"
)
And I currently create an Array using the following method:
def makeTheImageDataArray: Vector[JsObject] = {
imageIds.map(SingleImageData(_, "theURL", "theStatus").asJsObject)
}
with this case class:
case class SingleImageData(ImageId: String, URL: String, Status: String) {
def imageId: String = ImageId
def getURL: String = URL
def status: String = Status
def asJsObject: JsObject = JsObject(
"ImageId" -> JsString(imageId),
"URL" -> JsString(getURL),
"Status" -> JsString(status)
)
}
Which produces:
Vector(
{"ImageId":"XXXX1","URL":"theURL","Status":"theStatus"},
{"ImageId":"XXXX2","URL":"theURL","Status":"theStatus"},
{"ImageId":"XXXX3","URL":"theURL","Status":"theStatus"}
)
Instead of producing a Vector, I want to create a HashMap instead, with the ImageId as the key, i.e. :
Map(
XXX1 -> {"URL":"theURL","Status":"theStatus"},
XXX2 -> {"URL":"theURL","Status":"theStatus"},
XXX3 -> {"URL":"theURL","Status":"theStatus"}
)
Can anyone show me how to do this?
Remove "ImageId" -> JsString(imageId)
from asJsObject
, then
imageIds.map(id => id -> SingleImageData(id, "theURL", "theStatus").asJsObject).toMap
or if SingleImageData doesn't need to know the id, remove ImageID entirely from SingleImageData, and
imageIds.map(_ -> SingleImageData("theURL", "theStatus").asJsObject).toMap