Return a valid JSON String() output for network lists

[moul]

Hi, what do you think about JSON marshalling lists as you are already doing with standalone items ?

If you like the idea, I can continue on the other resource types

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Before

fmt.Println(myList)
// output: [{"a": "hello", "c": 42} {"a": "world", "c": 1337}] -> invalid json

After

fmt.Println(myList)
// output: [{"a": "hello", "c": 42},{"a": "world", "c": 1337}] -> valid json

[QuentinPerez]

LGTM

[shirou]

Sorry, could you tell me more detail about what is a problem?

    V := InterfaceStat{
        MTU:  1500,
        Name: "eth0",
        Addrs: []InterfaceAddr{
            {Addr: "1.2.3.4"}, {Addr: "5.6.7.8"},
        },
    }
        fmt.Println(V)

returns {"mtu":1500,"name":"eth0","hardwareaddr":"","flags":null,"addrs":[{"addr":"1.2.3.4"},{"addr":"5.6.7.8"}]} and it is valid.

[moul]

Your example is correct, it works perfectly for standalone items, but JSON is invalid as soon as you print a list (space separator instead of comma)

[shirou]

I got it. You want to use InterfaceStat.Addrs individually. Thank you for teach me.

If you make types for other items, I will appreciate and merge it.

[moul]

Perfect :)

[shirou]

Sorry for the very long time wait. fixed by #938.