Yes, it is possible, however first note that your JSON structure is invalid, this doesn’t make sense here 'id': 'rt6hj7'{
then you should start using a valid JSON, ex:
{
"rt6hj7": {
"nome": "Miguel"
},
"rt10hg9": {
"nome": "Sagas"
}
}
Now assuming that this structure above is in file.json, we can yes add Keys with something like:
// pega o conteúdo do file.json e transforma em um php array
$data = json_decode(file_get_contents('file.json'), true);
// adiciona "José" sob a id "8dhus8763"
$data['8dhus8763'] = ['nome' => 'José'];
// salva seu novo JSON
file_put_contents(json_encode($data));
The idea is bascimante: takes the content of JSON -> transforms the JSON string into a PHP array -> adds the object with "name": "José" in the array, the id being "8dhus8763" -> transforms your PHP array into a JSON string -> saves the JSON string in the original file.
Yes it is possible although it is not advisable. Put the code there.
– rray
"Not being advisable" is not true, it all depends on what he wants to do with it. JSON is a great way to store diverse settings from the application, and sometimes you need to modify these settings programmatically. It is also interesting to use JSON as a database in some cases specific good, such as a very simple application that will only be used locally by just one user. Now @user2647038 in case you want to make a web app accessed by several users, or that has multiple entities (read tables in the database) it is really advisable to use a JSON.
– BrunoRB