JSON number interpreted as float and integer #13241
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1) Go unmarshals JSON numbers to 2) The default representation of a package main
import "fmt"
func main() {
s := []float64{123456, 1234567}
fmt.Println(s)
}The above outputs: 3) Then why don't we see "2.009532e+06" everywhere in the rendered HTML? Because Go's html/template package is doing some contextual magic when in a JavaScript context (e.g., inside an onclick attribute). I haven't figured out why Go does this. See https://go.dev/play/p/jK2WWmXVfd3, then change to text/template and test again. In your case, just cast to Or to |
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Thanks for the quick response, the 3) explains why it happens. |
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What version of Hugo are you using (
hugo version)?0.140.2
Does this issue reproduce with the latest release?
yes
Issue
Having some weirdness going on with a json number, that is interpreted as float and also as integer.
I would understand if it is either float or integer, because of Golangs json parser, but both at the same time?
{{ $data := dict }} {{ $json := resources.Get (.Param "data") }} {{ with $json | transform.Unmarshal }} {{ $data = . }} {{ end }} ........... {{ range $category := $data }} ........... {{ range .Coffers }} <button id="{{ $category.Territory }}-{{ .CofferId }}-tab" class="tablinks" onclick="openTab(event, {{ $category.Territory }}, {{ .CofferId }})">{{ .CofferName }}-{{ .CofferId }}</button> {{ end }} {{ end }}Result:
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