I have a JSON document of Users where they have an ID#, Phone#, and Email. Upon input of another ID, Phone, and Email, I want to take a new user's information and append it to the file. I have a structure that only contains an {ID: #, Phone: #, Email: #} and that's working fine. But my JSON file becomes as such:
[{"ID":"ABCD","Phone":1234567890,"Email":"johndoe@test.com"}]
[{"ID":"EFGH","Phone":1234567890,"Email":"johndoe@test.com"}]
[{"ID":"IJKL","Phone":1234567890,"Email":"johndoe@test.com"}]
[{"ID":"MNOP","Phone":1234567890,"Email":"johndoe@test.com"}]
[{"ID":"QRST","Phone":1234567890,"Email":"johndoe@test.com"}]
[{"ID":"UVWX","Phone":1234567890,"Email":"johndoe@test.com"}]
So I'm able to append to the document, but it's a new JSON structure enclosed by brackets []. Below is my code. I omitted the actual hashed ID.
func ToIds(e string, p int64) {
hashed := GenId()
var jsonText = []byte(`[
{"ID": "", "Phone": 0, "Email": ""}
]`)
var I Identification
err := json.Unmarshal([]byte(jsonText), &I)
if err != nil {
fmt.Println(err)
}
I[0].ID = hashed
I[0].Phone = p
I[0].Email = e
result, error := json.Marshal(I)
if error != nil {
fmt.Println(error)
}
f, erro := os.OpenFile("FILE_PATH", os.O_APPEND|os.O_WRONLY, 0666)
if erro != nil {
fmt.Println(erro)
}
n, err := io.WriteString(f, string(result))
if err != nil {
fmt.Println(n, err)
}
}
This may be of use, here is my Identification struct.
type Identification []struct {
ID string
Phone int64
Email string
}
Essentially, I want the outside brackets, and inside those brackets I want to append multiple users. Something like this:
[
{"id":"A", "phone":17145555555, "email":"tom@gmail.com"},
{"id":"B","phone":15555555555,"email":"p@gmail.com"},
{"id":"C","phone":14155555555,"email":"bradley@gmail.com"},
{"id":"D","phone":17135555555,"email":"g@gmail.com"},
{"id":"E","phone":17125555555,"email":"ann@gmail.com"},
{"id":"F","phone":17125555555,"email":"sam@gmail.com"},
{"id":"G","phone":14055555555,"email":"john@gmail.com"},
{"id":"H","phone":13105555555,"email":"lisa@gmail.com"}
]