Advertisements I have a simple object structure like this: { "Anna": [ "ItemA", "ItemB", ] } and I need to create a Map out of it. Using new Map(Object.entries(json)) results into the following, where the key is 0 instead of the name "Anna", which I would need: { "key": "0", "value": { "Anna": [ "ItemA",… Read More Mapping JSON key-value directly into a Map (object.Entries does not work)
Advertisements I have an array of objects in Javascript, I need to check that the value is in that object to return the id. I am using the some() function but it only works if it matches the first object This is the array: const testObj = [ {id: 1, nombre: "Juan"}, {id: 2, nombre:… Read More Find any match in an array of objects
Advertisements i have bellow json format const datalist = [{"Week":"01","Apple":8,"Orange":1}, {"Week":"02","Orange":9,"Apple":1}, {"Week":"03","Apple":10,"Orange":0}]; i want to convert into bellow format const datalist = [{"Food":"Apple","Week 1":8,"Week 2":1, "Week 3": 10, "Total" : 19}, {"Food":"Orange","Week 1":0,"Week 2":9, "Week 3": 0, "Total" :10 }]; i used bellow logic but im not able to get the correct result also the… Read More How to convert row to column Json object
Advertisements I’m not used to working on json files. As shown in the image below, when I copy the content in PublicPem field of json file, it shows red curly lines at three places, and gives me the warning Unexpected end of string. Question: How can we fix this error – and what’s the cause… Read More Why json file is giving unexpected enfd of string waring?
Advertisements In the mysql database in the weather table I have weather data taken from my weather station. I would like to create a JSON file from this data, thanks to which the data will be shown on the chart. Unfortunately, each single record is written to a separate "column", look at: [{ "0": "date":… Read More Exporting data from MySQL to JSON file
Advertisements currently im trying to convert an incoming JSON data with a time stamp in string format to a datetime in python. the following data of the string is this: 2022-12-30T16:27:56.9871548+08:00 I tried to convert this string to datetime using strptime and when i tried doing this below: from datetime import datetime date = datetime.strptime(‘2022-12-30T16:27:56.9871548+08:00’,… Read More converting json date format from string to datetime format in python
Advertisements So this is the data I retrieved from api, and I would like to get more detail data from each of the filed in the object, like Name, Number, Select and so on. But now the problem is the field name can be changed from the server side, so the ‘Name’ may become Title… Read More How to get the field name dynamically from the json object in javascript?
Advertisements Hello I have this code to load a JSON file and I want to pass values to variables: with open(‘C:/files/response.json’) as json_file: data = json.load(json_file) for item in data: if ‘XMLRESPONSE’ in item: property_values.append(item[‘ITEM’][‘TOTALQTY’]) testvalue = str(property_values[0]) print (testvalue) But for that instance only I have the error: “TypeError: string indices must be integers”… Read More Python Script to load JSON file and save values to variables
Advertisements Im trying to read a json file with multiple root elements into python as a dict, but when I do this it comes in as a list. Do I have to change the json formatting? If so, how? If I remove the [] from the json file it wont read the other root elements,… Read More Read json with multiple root elements as dict
Advertisements I have a JSON file with some data: { "item": { "userid":"", "kissed": { "kisseduser0":"", "kisseduser0times":"", "kisseduser1":"", "kisseduser1times":"", "kisseduser2":"", "kisseduser2times":"" } }, "item1": { "userid":"", "kissed": { "kisseduser0":"", "kisseduser0times":"", "kisseduser1":"", "kisseduser1times":"", "kisseduser2":"", "kisseduser2times":"" } } } I’m trying to call "userid" value (In the future I’ll use kisseduser) using python, like that: with open(‘dictionary.json’)… Read More How can I call a JSON value using Python?