I am trying to write a jolt specification to transform an input JSON. I have the following input: [{ "id": "11500887", "created": "2023-03-16T18:34:24.485+0200", "items": [{ "field": "status", "fieldtype": "jira", "fieldId": "status", "from": "10000", "fromString": "In Definition", "to": "1", "toString": "Open"…
I am using jQuery to make an AJAX call to pull data from an API - const generateFilterOptions = () => { $.ajax({ method: 'GET', url: baseURL, }).done(function (data, status, xhr) { let category = []; let categoryID = [];…
I'm dealing with strange situation here.. I've an array something like below var gblCalibrationData = [ { "CalibrationYear": "2012", "CalibrationData": [ { "Axis": "Profile", "P1": "2", "P2": "4", "P3": "2", "P4": "4", "P5": "2", "P6": "3", "P7": "4", "P8": "5",…
I have an array const obj=[{fullCart: 5, halfCart: 4, smu: 3, stowage: 5, index: "FC-093"}, {fullCart: 5, halfCart: 4, smu: 8, stowage: 5, index: "FC-093"}, {fullCart: 5, halfCart: 4, smu: 0, stowage: 5, index: "FC-093"}, {fullCart: 5, halfCart: 5, smu:…
[ { _id: "646231c54574e0e7ffc569e9", users: [ { _id: "6461ef44496eff14402778af", name: "Salman Khan" }, { _id: "6461f15bb4e0a6c7addc9fb0", name: "Yash Sharma" { _id: "646211fac7359b7ed8f27bcb", name: "abcd", ] } ] I have an array with items like the above one. Now, I want…
I have an array that looks something like this: let result = [{"Person": "Bob","Wants":"Shoes"}, {"Person": "Bob","Wants":"Socks"}, {"Person": "Sam","Wants":"Coffee"}, {"Person": "Tim","Wants":"Puppy"}, {"Person": "Sam","Wants":"Biscuit"}]; I would like to convert it into an array that looks like this: let summary = [{"Person":"Bob","Wants":"Shoes, Socks"},…
I have a js array that will cause some issue to my electron app due to it's size, it will contain about 53000 objects. To avoid performances issues, how I can split it when data are loaded on application start?…
I want to validate Email column and Phone No column as Unique. Phone no is submitted to the Database as a concatenation of calling code and phone no. Here is my code. public function customRegistration(Request $request) { $request->validate([ 'name' =>…
This is the array what I am getting [ { id: 1, name: 'hello world', reference_id: 2 }, { id: 2, name: 'hello world', reference_id: null }, { id: 3, name: 'hello world', reference_id: null}, { id: 4, name: 'hello…
I have an array of object that look this, const data = [ { "key": "group1", "name": "groupname1", "total": 65, "available": 34, "children": [ { "key": "cat1", "name": "category1", "total": 5, "available": 2, "children": [] }, { "key": "cat2", "name":…