public void FetchLastFile()
{
loadedData = FetchDataFromFile(lastFileName, out string _md5, out bool _changed);
lastFileMD5 = _md5;
Debug.Log($"Changed: {_changed}");
if (_changed)
{
Build();
}
}
public DemoTableData FetchDataFromFile(string _filePath, out string _md5, out bool _changed)
{
if (!Utilities.CheckFileHasChanged(_filePath, lastFileMD5))
{
Debug.Log($"Data hasn't changed on {_filePath}. Nothing to do here");
_md5 = lastFileMD5;
_changed = false;
return(loadedData);
}
_changed = true;
string _fileContent = Utilities.GetFileContent(_filePath, out string _newMD5);
_md5 = _newMD5;
// I leave this because of native implementation... but well... you added a dictionary and I didn't noticed it before.
//DemoTableData _newData = JsonUtility.FromJson<DemoTableData>(_fileContent);
DemoTableData _newData = new DemoTableData()
{
ColumnHeaders = new List <string>(),
Data = new List <DemoTableRowData>()
};
JSONObject jsonObject = new JSONObject(_fileContent);
_newData.Title = jsonObject["Title"].str;
jsonObject["ColumnHeaders"].list.ForEach((_item) =>
{
_newData.ColumnHeaders.Add(_item.str);
});
foreach (JSONObject _data in jsonObject["Data"].list)
{
DemoTableRowData _newRow = new DemoTableRowData()
{
items = new List <DemoTableColumnData>()
};
for (int i = 0; i < _data.list.Count; i++)
{
DemoTableColumnData _item = new DemoTableColumnData()
{
key = _data.keys[i],
value = _data.list[i].str
};
_newRow.items.Add(_item);
}
_newData.Data.Add(_newRow);
}
return(_newData);
}
public void FetchRandomFile()
{
string _filePath = testJsonFilePaths.GetRandomItem();
loadedData = FetchDataFromFile(_filePath, out string _md5, out bool _changed);
lastFileMD5 = _md5;
lastFileName = _filePath;
if (_changed)
{
Build();
}
}
