I have the following case classes:
import scala.collection.immutable.HashMap
final case class GuiApplication(testSuites: TestSuites)
final case class GuiApplications(var applications: HashMap[Id, GuiApplication])
final case class Id(val id: Long)
final case class TestSuite()
final case class TestSuites(var testSuites: HashMap[Id, TestSuite])
The marshalling defines:
implicit val applicationsMapFormat = jsonFormat0(HashMap[Id, GuiApplication])
implicit val testsuitesMapFormat = jsonFormat0(HashMap[Id, TestSuite])
implicit val idFormat = jsonFormat1(Id)
implicit val testSuiteFormat = jsonFormat0(TestSuite)
implicit val testSuitesFormat = jsonFormat1(TestSuites)
implicit val applicationFormat = jsonFormat1(GuiApplication)
implicit val applicationsFormat = jsonFormat1(GuiApplications)
But I still get these compile errors:
type mismatch;
[error] found : Seq[(Id, GuiApplication)] => scala.collection.immutable.HashMap[Id,GuiApplication]
[error] required: () => ?
[error] Note: implicit value applicationsMapFormat is not applicable here because it comes after the application point and it lacks an explicit result type
[error] implicit val applicationsMapFormat = jsonFormat0(HashMap[Id, GuiApplication])
[error] ^
If I remove the first two implicits I get other compile errors. How can I define implicit JSON formats for map types in Scala?
You just need to write your custom RootJsonFormat[scala.collection.immutable.HashMap[Id,GuiApplication]]
and add it to the scope of your routes:
implicit val hashMapFormat: RootJsonFormat[scala.collection.immutable.HashMap[Id,GuiApplication]] = new RootJsonFormat[scala.collection.immutable.HashMap[Id,GuiApplication]] {
override def write(obj: scala.collection.immutable.HashMap[Long, String]): JsValue = ???
override def read(json: JsValue): scala.collection.immutable.HashMap[Id,GuiApplication] = ???
}