I have a simple bit of JSON like this:
{
"grinning": {
"unicode": "1f600",
"unicode_alternates": "",
"name": "grinning face",
"shortname": ":grinning:",
"category": "people",
"emoji_order": "1",
"aliases": [
],
"aliases_ascii": [
],
"keywords": [
"happy",
"joy",
"smile",
"grin",
"smiling",
"smiley",
"person"
]
},
"grimacing": {
"unicode": "1f62c",
"unicode_alternates": "",
"name": "grimacing face",
"shortname": ":grimacing:",
"category": "people",
"emoji_order": "2",
"aliases": [
],
"aliases_ascii": [
],
"keywords": [
"teeth",
"grimace",
"disapprove",
"pain",
"person"
]
}
}
I can access the "unicode" and "name" elements via:
<?php
$str = file_get_contents('http://localhost/_testing/emoji/emoj1-test.json');
$json_a = json_decode($str, true);
foreach($json_a as $key => $val) {
echo $val['unicode'];
echo $val['name'];
}
?>
But I can't work out how I can get the "keywords" nested array into a variable containg the keywords held as a comma separated list of values.
I simplistically tried:
echo $val['keywords'];
But because that's an array, it returns this error:
Notice: Array to string conversion
I then tried:
echo $val['keywords'][0];
Which I think is along the right lines, but still doesn't return any data.