Add a generic JSON and XML parser #64
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This fixes issue BlueQuartzSoftware#58 and adds a generic JSON parser. It traverses the dictionary the reader outputs, builds up the path to map it into the MetaForge model, and handles the expected types. It will include lists with 16 or less elements in a similar fashion to the HDF5 parser. Signed-off-by: Marcus D. Hanwell <[email protected]>
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Spotted a few minor issues I corrected and force pushed - trivial unused member variable and class naming. |
This is a first pass, and it has a few limitations principly around dropping any duplicate tags. It will place the first tag in the model, and drop any duplicates. Further work would be needed to add uniqueness to tag names to map to the simple model expected by MetaForge. Signed-off-by: Marcus D. Hanwell <[email protected]>
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This fixes issue #58 and adds a generic JSON parser. It traverses the dictionary the reader outputs, builds up the path to map it into the MetaForge model, and handles the expected types. It will include lists with 16 or less elements in a similar fashion to the HDF5 parser.