Is it possible to convert a javascript object or array back to native dart Map and/or List? I'm trying to get a manifest file returned from javascript as Object and want to convert it to a Dart Map object.
3 Answers
You could use the built in Javascript method JSON.stringify() from the Javascript context.
Future getManifest() {
var completer = new Completer();
js.scoped(() {
var chrome = js.context.chrome;
var manifest_proxy = chrome.runtime.getManifest();
var manifest_string = js.context.JSON.stringify(manifest_proxy);
var manifest = JSON.parse(manifest_string);
logger.fine("manifest_string = $manifest_string");
completer.complete(manifest);
});
return completer.future;
}
Which would print out the following to the console and send the completer a dart Map.
manifest_string = {"app":{"background":{"scripts":["main.js"]}},"manifest_version":2,"minimum_chrome_version":"23","name":"chrome.dart - test","version":"1"}
2 Comments
Alexandre Ardhuin
You don't need to use a
Future.adam-singer
Nice, so being scoped does not require a Future return. In this library I started using Future as a pattern to most of the calls provided by chrome.* apis. If this is the case then I should only need Futures for methods that require callbacks. github.com/dart-gde/chrome.dart/blob/master/lib/src/…