"marius d." <[email protected]> writes:
> Please take a look on JsObj.
That's what I'm using now and it's a pain:
def generateOptions = JsObj(
("title", "My title"),
("series", JsArray(JsObj(("Label","MyLabel")))),
("seriesColors", JsArray("#000000","#cccccc")),
("axes", JsObj(
("xaxis", JsObj(
("renderer", JsVar("$.jqplot.CategoryAxisRenderer")),
("ticks", JsArray(data.flatMap(series => {series.labels.map(v
=> v.toString)}) : _*))
)),
("yaxis", JsObj(
("min", 0),
("tickOptions", JsObj(
("formatString", "%d")
))
))
)),
("seriesDefaults", JsObj(
("renderer", JsVar("$.jqplot.BarRenderer")),
("rendererOptions", JsObj(
("barDirection", "horizontal"),
("barPadding", 8),
("barMargin",20),
("barWidth", 20)
))
)))
> But what is your exact use case? ... generate JSON constructs from
> Scala and send then to browser?
Yes, I want the above JSON object (which is just a subset of the full
capabilities) to be generated in Scala, so I:
- will get typechecking
- Don't have to remember field names
- Can't get autocompletion on valid values for things like
- e.g. barDirection
/Jeppe
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