I am using the Quizlet API 2.0, and I am pretty new to this
How do I read a value(s) from something like this:
stdClass Object ( [id] => 102269 [name] => Learn Spanish with Cats! [set_count] => 3 [user_count] => 10 [created_date] => 1308035691 [is_public] => 1 [has_password] => [has_access] => 1 [has_discussion] => 1 [member_add_sets] => 1 [description] => This set is exclusively for Spanish flashcard sets with relevant cat images as the set definitions. [sets] => Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [id] => 6081999 [url] => http://quizlet.com/6081999/lesson-4-with-catsdogs-flash-cards/ [title] => Lesson 4 (with cats+dogs) [created_by] => wsvincent [term_count] => 33 [created_date] => 1311984796 [modified_date] => 1312490710 [has_images] => 1 [subjects] => Array ( [0] => spanish cats dogs ) [visibility] => public [editable] => groups [has_access] => 1 ) [1] => stdClass Object ( [id] => 5855751 [url] => http://quizlet.com/5855751/paso-a-paso-book-1-chapter-4-flash-cards/ [title] => Paso a Paso Book 1 Chapter 4 [created_by] => catdawg426 [term_count] => 30 [created_date] => 1307761267 [modified_date] => 1307819129 [has_images] => 1 [subjects] => Array ( [0] => spanish ) [visibility] => public [editable] => only_me [has_access] => 1 ) [2] => stdClass Object ( [id] => 5873819 [url] => http://quizlet.com/5873819/los-gatos-de-viaje-flash-cards/ [title] => Los Gatos de Viaje! [created_by] => tiffreja [term_count] => 21 [created_date] => 1307996657 [modified_date] => 1307996796 [has_images] => 1 [subjects] => Array ( [0] => spanish [1] => language [2] => foreign ) [visibility] => public [editable] => only_me [has_access] => 1 ) ) [members] => Array ( [0] => stdClass Object ( [username] => philfreo [role] => creator [email_notification] => 1 ) [1] => stdClass Object ( [username] => milkncookies [role] => member [email_notification] => 1 ) [2] => stdClass Object ( [username] => Icypaw [role] => member [email_notification] => ) [3] => stdClass Object ( [username] => luckycat10 [role] => member [email_notification] => ) [4] => stdClass Object ( [username] => jeffchan [role] => member [email_notification] => ) [5] => stdClass Object ( [username] => catchdave [role] => member [email_notification] => 1 ) [6] => stdClass Object ( [username] => tiffreja [role] => member [email_notification] => 1 ) [7] => stdClass Object ( [username] => catdawg426 [role] => member [email_notification] => 1 ) [8] => stdClass Object ( [username] => ihaque [role] => member [email_notification] => 1 ) [9] => stdClass Object ( [username] => jalenack [role] => member [email_notification] => 1 ) ) )
For instance, if I want to get the name of that first set, "Learn Spanish with Cats", how do I echo it via variable?
It already converts the JSON to an array I think:
$data = json_decode($json);
Below are two examples of how to access a StdClass object one will expose the entire object, and the other will grab one property of that object. $myNameIs $data->{'name'}; Accessing the whole object called $data. The for-each loop adds it to $array, and then by using the print_r function, it will display everything.
The stdClass is the empty class in PHP which is used to cast other types to object. It is similar to Java or Python object. The stdClass is not the base class of the objects. If an object is converted to object, it is not modified.
Convert stdClass objects to array Suppose we have the following stdClass objects. #define stdObjects to store employee details $obj = new stdClass; $obj->name = "Priska"; $obj->position = "Data Administrator" $obj->age = 26; $obj->experience = 3; The following PHP code converts the above defined objects into an array.
Your object is not an array, but rather, well, an Object. So use the ->
operator to access its properties:
echo $data->name;
It contains a property which itself is an array of additional objects. For example, to get the URL of id 6081999, you would do:
echo $data->sets[0]->url;
// http://quizlet.com/6081999/lesson-4-with-catsdogs-flash-cards/
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