Parse json to listview in qml -

i'm writing small application in qml shows weather details in listview. can't information on how parse complex json. i'm trying parse in qml. json:

{ "coord":{ "lon":-0.13, "lat":51.51 }, "weather":[ { "id":520, "main":"rain", "description":"light intensity shower rain", "icon":"09d" }, { "id":310, "main":"drizzle", "description":"light intensity drizzle rain", "icon":"09d" } ], "base":"cmc stations", "main":{ "temp":285.33, "pressure":1006, "humidity":82, "temp_min":284.15, "temp_max":286.15 }, "wind":{ "speed":7.7, "deg":210, "gust":12.9 }, "rain":{ "1h":1.4 }, "clouds":{ "all":75 }, "dt":1453904502, "sys":{ "type":1, "id":5091, "message":0.0047, "country":"gb", "sunrise":1453880766, "sunset":1453912863 }, "id":2643743, "name":"london", "cod":200 } 

i tried code it's not working. in code send http request, try parse json , show listview.

import qtquick 2.0  rectangle {     id: main     width: 320     height: 640     color: 'skyblue'      listmodel { id: listmodeljson }      rectangle {         height: parent.height         width: parent.width         listview {             id: listviewjson             x: 0             y: 0             width: 600             height: 592             delegate: rectangle {                 width: parent.width                 height: 70             }             model: listmodeljson         }     }      function getcityname() {         var request = new xmlhttprequest()         request.open('get', 'http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?q=london&appid=44db6a862fba0b067b1930da0d769e98', true);         request.onreadystatechange = function() {             if (request.readystate === xmlhttprequest.done) {                 if (request.status && request.status === 200) {                     console.log("response", request.responsetext)                     var result = json.parse(request.responsetext)                     (var in result) {                         listmodeljson.append({                                                  "name" : result[i].name,                                                  "cod" : result[i].cod                                              });                     } //                    main.cityname = result.response                 } else {                     console.log("http:", request.status, request.statustext)                 }             }         }         request.send()     }      component.oncompleted: {         getcityname()     } } 

can show me way can parse json?

found question google , done documentation listmodel qml element.

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code:

import qtquick 2.0  rectangle {     width: 400     height: 200      listmodel {         id: citymodel         listelement {             name: "static sunny city"             temp: 31.95             attributes: [                 listelement { description: "tropical" },                 listelement { description: "cloudless" }             ]         }     }      component {         id: citydelegate         row {             spacing: 10             text { text: name }             text { text: temp + "°c" }         }     }      listview {         anchors.fill: parent         model: citymodel         delegate: citydelegate     }      component.oncompleted: {         citymodel.append({"name": "append cold city", "temp": 5.95})         getcityjson()     }      function getcityjson() {         var request = new xmlhttprequest()         request.open('get', 'http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?q=london&units=metric&appid=44db6a862fba0b067b1930da0d769e98', true);         request.onreadystatechange = function() {             if (request.readystate === xmlhttprequest.done) {                 if (request.status && request.status === 200) {                     console.log("response", request.responsetext)                     var result = json.parse(request.responsetext)                     citymodel.append({                         "name": result.name + " " + date(result.dt * 1000),                         "temp": result.main.temp                     })                 } else {                     console.log("http:", request.status, request.statustext)                 }             }         }         request.send()     } }