Unity json get data

Questions & Answers
1

I hav a json file for my game
{
“info”: “About Us”,
“info_text”: “Some Info about game…”,
“test”: {
“one”: “one”,
“two”: “two”,
“three”: “three”,
“…”: “…”,
…
}
}

so i create a class

public class LClass {
public string info;
public string info_text;

public TClass test;
}

public class TClass {
public string key;
public string value;
}

so how i can get the elements of “test”

help me pls ((

2

You created your “test” field in your class as an array. However your json does not contain an array but a single sub object. So the correct object mapping would look like this:

[System.Serializable]
public class LClass
{
    public string info;
    public string info_text;
    public TClass test; 
}

[System.Serializable]
public class TClass
{
    public string one;
    public string two;
    public string three;
    // [ ... ]
}

Note that Unity’s JsonUtility is a pure object mapper. So you can not have dynamical object fields. If you need more flexibility you can use my SimpleJSON framework. It provides simple generic access to the json data.

JSONNode n = JSON.Parse(jsonText);

string info = n["info"].Value;
string info_text = n["info_text"].Value;
string one = n["test"]["one"].Value;

// or

foreach(var kvp in n["test"])
{
    Debug.Log(kvp.Key + " = " + kvp.Value);
}
3

you can use JsonUtility.FromJson(YouJson)

i see the test value is array then
first make sure structure json is correct and same with object you wan use to store data from json
for “test” is should be

{ 
"info": "About Us", 
"info_text": "Some Info about game...", 
"test":[
              {  
                "key":"yourKey",
                "value":"yourValue"
              }
          ]
}

and you can convert json to object like this

LClass lc = new LClass();
lc = JsonUtility.FromJson<LClass>(jsonData);
Debug.Log(lc.test[0].key); //to show key value from test index 0

if you dont know the correct strucuture json from your object you can make object manualy and convert to json to see what json for this model like this

            LClass lc = new LClass();
	lc.info = "About Us";
	lc.info_text = "Some Info";

	//make new TClass
	TClass tc = new TClass();
	tc.key = "1";
	tc.value = "one";
	lc.test = new List<TClass>();
	lc.test.Add(tc);
	Debug.Log(JsonUtility.ToJson(lc));

but i modify your class i use list to array test because is more fast to add value

[System.Serializable]
public class LClass {
    public string info;
    public string info_text;
    public List<TClass> test;
 
}

[System.Serializable]
    public class TClass {
    public string key;
    public string value;
 
}