Basic functionality on desktop server build. Started a test for GetServices
/* This file is part of qjson
*
* Copyright (C) 2009 Flavio Castelli <flavio@castelli.name>
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#ifndef QOBJECTHELPER_H
#define QOBJECTHELPER_H
#include "qjson_export.h"
#include <QtCore/QLatin1String>
#include <QtCore/QStringList>
#include <QtCore/QVariantMap>
class QObject;
namespace QJson {
/**
* @brief Class used to convert QObject into QVariant and vivce-versa.
* During these operations only the class attributes defined as properties will
* be considered.
*
* Suppose the declaration of the Person class looks like this:
* \code
* class Person : public QObject
{
Q_OBJECT
Q_PROPERTY(QString name READ name WRITE setName)
Q_PROPERTY(int phoneNumber READ phoneNumber WRITE setPhoneNumber)
Q_PROPERTY(Gender gender READ gender WRITE setGender)
Q_PROPERTY(QDate dob READ dob WRITE setDob)
Q_ENUMS(Gender)
public:
Person(QObject* parent = 0);
~Person();
QString name() const;
void setName(const QString& name);
int phoneNumber() const;
void setPhoneNumber(const int phoneNumber);
enum Gender {Male, Female};
void setGender(Gender gender);
Gender gender() const;
QDate dob() const;
void setDob(const QDate& dob);
private:
QString m_name;
int m_phoneNumber;
Gender m_gender;
QDate m_dob;
};
\endcode
The following code will serialize an instance of Person to JSON :
\code
Person person;
person.setName("Flavio");
person.setPhoneNumber(123456);
person.setGender(Person::Male);
person.setDob(QDate(1982, 7, 12));
QVariantMap variant = QObjectHelper::qobject2qvariant(&person);
Serializer serializer;
qDebug() << serializer.serialize( variant);
\endcode
The generated output will be:
\code
{ "dob" : "1982-07-12", "gender" : 0, "name" : "Flavio", "phoneNumber" : 123456 }
\endcode
It's also possible to initialize a QObject using the values stored inside of
a QVariantMap.
Suppose you have the following JSON data stored into a QString:
\code
{ "dob" : "1982-07-12", "gender" : 0, "name" : "Flavio", "phoneNumber" : 123456 }
\endcode
The following code will initialize an already allocated instance of Person
using the JSON values:
\code
Parser parser;
QVariant variant = parser.parse(json);
Person person;
QObjectHelper::qvariant2qobject(variant.toMap(), &person);
\endcode
\sa Parser
\sa Serializer
*/
class QJSON_EXPORT QObjectHelper {
public:
QObjectHelper();
~QObjectHelper();
/**
* This method converts a QObject instance into a QVariantMap.
*
* @param object The QObject instance to be converted.
* @param ignoredProperties Properties that won't be converted.
*/
static QVariantMap qobject2qvariant( const QObject* object,
const QStringList& ignoredProperties = QStringList(QString(QLatin1String("objectName"))));
/**
* This method converts a QVariantMap instance into a QObject
*
* @param object The QObject instance to be converted.
*/
static void qvariant2qobject(const QVariantMap& variant, QObject* object);
private:
Q_DISABLE_COPY(QObjectHelper)
class QObjectHelperPrivate;
QObjectHelperPrivate* const d;
};
}
#endif // QOBJECTHELPER_H