How to Map Flutter JSON Strings from List?
It looks like data['items']
is a List
(i.e. a JSON Array), not a Map
.
You can use list comprehension methods to help here:
final items = (data['items'] as List).map((i) => new CardInfo.fromJson(i));for (final item in items) { print(item.id);}
The following line gives you the List
of items
.
var videos = data['items'];
and you get the error because of this line
for(var items in videos['snippet'])
In the previous line you think you are iterating on the data inside snippet
, while in fact, you are trying to iterate on the index 'snippet' inside the list of videos, which does not make sense because iterating over any list happens using integer values videos[0] , videos [1], videos [2]
.. while you are passing a String
'snippet'
You need first to iterate on your videos
list item by item (each item is a Map). Store each Map
in a variable. then you can access the values of snippet
by myMap['snippet']
Map data = JSON.decode(response); var videos = data['items']; //returns a List of Maps for (var items in videos){ //iterate over the list Map myMap = items; //store each map print(myMap['snippet']); }
See if this solves your problem.
I would Love to share this and some expert can also please improve this codes, After alot of hours have battle with it.
Model Class
class Testimony{ String fullname; String testimony; Testimony({this.fullname, this.testimony}); factory Testimony.fromJson(Map<String, dynamic> json) => new Testimony( fullname: json['fullname'] as String, testimony: json['testimony'] as String, ); }
API CLASS
List<Testimony> ToListandMap (String responseBody) { Map data = json.decode(responseBody); var videos = data['testimonies']; //returns a List of Maps final casting = videos.cast<Map<String, dynamic>>(); return casting.map<Testimony>((json) => Testimony.fromJson(json)).toList(); }Future<List<Testimony>> fetchTestimonies(http.Client client) async { final response = await client.get('https://tryjambcbt.com/api/testimonies'); return ToList(response.body); }
MainWidget for UI
FutureBuilder<List<Testimony>>( future: fetchTestimonies(http.Client()), builder: (context, snapshot) { if (snapshot.hasError) print(snapshot.error); return snapshot.hasData ? TestimonyList(testimony: snapshot.data) : Center(child: CircularProgressIndicator()); }, ),
Widget
class TestimonyList extends StatelessWidget {final List<Testimony> testimony;TestimonyList({Key key, this.testimony}) : super(key: key); @override Widget build(BuildContext context) { return ListView.builder( physics: BouncingScrollPhysics(), padding: EdgeInsets.only(bottom: 10), shrinkWrap: true, scrollDirection: Axis.vertical, itemCount: testimony.length, itemBuilder: (context, index) { return Padding( padding: EdgeInsets.only(right: 10), child: Text(testimony[index].testimony) ); }, ); } }