Using Jquery To Get Json Objects From Local File
Solution 1:
For getAllSupportedItems
to be able to return any items, the AJAX call needs to run synchronously.
getJSON
translates to the following asynchronous call:
$.ajax({url:url,dataType:'json',data:data,success:callback});
Asynchronous is the default. You therefore need to explicitly change your request to a synchronous one:
$.ajax({url:url,dataType:'json',data:data,success:callback,async:false});
An alternative is to rethink the way you use getAllSupportedItems
and make it into an asynchronous utility:
functiongetAllSupportedItems(callback){
$.getJSON("allItems.json",
function(data){
var allItems = [];
$.each(data.items,
function(item){
allItems.push(item);
});
callback(allItems);
// callback(data.items); should also work
});
}
Update
When I initially wrote this answer, jQuery didn't have built-in Deferred support. It is a lot more concise and flexible to do something like this today:
functiongetAllSupportedItems() {
return $.getJSON("allItems.json").then(function (data) {
return data.items;
});
}
// Usage:getAllSupportedItems().done(function (items) {
// you have your items here
});
Solution 2:
How are you using this? If you're expecting the main function ("getAllSupportedItems") to return the array you make, well that won't work. The $.getJSON
function is asynchronous, and so the handler won't actually build the array until after the outer function has returned.
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