I have object in JSON that has the structure as shown below and I want to convert it into a "fake 3D" associative BASH array with the following structure: SHIPS[$mmsi:mmsi]=367513050 SHIPS[$mmsi:lat]=42.380329 ...etc In other words, I want the mmsi value…
When I try to execute this command: npx cypress open then the terminal return me a error: "ERROR:gpu_memory_buffer_support_x11.cc(44)] dri3 extension not supported". I Can't resolve this. Create a cypress structure.
When using curl on the variable ${download}, the variable ${tmlversion} isn't being passed along with it and debug shows that it is blank (debug3). This issue is that right before its being called, the ${tmlversion} is actually defined as what…
I have been trying to find a way to make sure I can pass the key and values of this json in this link dynamically into influxDB. I have the batch file that is below : The json file is…
I have one stream output stored in csv file, I need help converting csv to json: my csv looks like: cat output.csv "k","a1",1,"b1","c1","d1",1 "l","a2",2,"b2","c2","d2",2 "m","a3",3,"b3","c3","d3",3 "n","a4",4,"b4","c4","d4",4 "o","a5",5,"b5","c5","d5",5 Required output: note: I need key configuration to be added to json. {…
I do most of my development via VS Code on my local machine. Whenever I open the editor I manually run a bash script (in the integrated terminal) that does the following things: Starts a local instances of several webapp…
I have a CSV that looks like this: created,id,value 2022-12-16 11:55,58,10 2022-12-16 11:55,59,2 2022-12-16 11:50,58,11 2022-12-16 11:50,59,3 2022-12-16 11:50,60,7 I want to parse it so I have the following result, setting ids as columns and grouping by date: created,58,59,60 2022-12-16…
I'm tring to parsing a file in Ubuntu. The file looks like that: --- 13:21:11_09/11/22: Sync between <Repo Name> to <Other Repo Name> Everything up-to-date --- 13:21:11_09/11/22: Sync between <Repo Name> to <Other Repo Name> Everything up-to-date --- 13:21:11_09/11/22: Sync…
I have a working API (linode) to update a domain. So, below is a normal API call that work just fine to update data: #!/bin/bash # hardcoded data for testing LINODE_API_KEY=1234 domain_id=1931316 domain_name="abx.com" domain_type="master" domain_email="[email protected]" domain_ttl=30 # Update the domain…
Having the following json structure: { "outerDescription1": { "innerDescription1": { "otherProperties": 1, "items": [ "arrayItem1", "arrayItem2" ] } }, "outerDescription2": { "innerDescription2": { "otherProperties": 2, "items": [ "arrayItem3", "arrayItem4" ] } } } I would like to get the following…