Implement recursive JSON patching functionality

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gsemaj 2021-05-01 18:01:38 -04:00 committed by Gent Semaj
parent 183586afe4
commit c415db3fd3

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@ -929,10 +929,52 @@ static void loadMobs(json& npcData, int32_t* nextId) {
}
/*
* Iterate through the fields of every TLO in `patch` and modify `base` accordingly.
* Transform `base` based on the value of `patch`.
* Parameters must be of the same type and must not be null.
* Array <- Array: All elements in patch array get added to base array.
* Object <- Object: Combine properties recursively and save to base.
* All other types <- Same type: Base value gets overwritten by patch value.
*/
static void patch(json& base, json &patch) {
static void patchJSON(json* base, json* patch) {
if (patch->is_null() || base->is_null())
return; // no nulls allowed!!
if ((json::value_t)*base != (json::value_t)*patch)
return; // no type mismatch allowed!!
// case 1: type is array
if (patch->is_array()) {
// loop through all array elements
for (json::iterator _element = patch->begin(); _element != patch->end(); _element++)
base->push_back(*_element); // add element to base
}
// case 2: type is object
else if (patch->is_object()) {
// loop through all object properties
for (json::iterator _prop = patch->begin(); _prop != patch->end(); _prop++) {
std::string key = _prop.key(); // static identifier
json* valLoc = &(*_prop); // pointer to json data
// search for matching property in base object
json::iterator _match = base->find(key);
if (_match != base->end()) {
// match found
if (valLoc->is_null()) // prop value is null; erase match
base->erase(key);
else { // combine objects
json* match = &(*_match);
patchJSON(match, valLoc);
}
} else {
// no match found; add the property to the base object
(*base)[key] = *valLoc;
}
}
}
// case 3: all other types
else {
*base = *patch; // complete overwrite
}
}
void TableData::init() {
@ -964,9 +1006,9 @@ void TableData::init() {
}
}
fstream.close();
}
// patching
// patching
}
// fetch data from patched tables and load them appropriately
// note: the order of these is important