csv to json integer parse error using placeholders
so i have one csv file from there i'm parsing data in json, but there is integer conversion issue. def foo = '10' string json = { bar: '#(1 * foo)' } match json == '{"bar":10.0}' string json = {…
so i have one csv file from there i'm parsing data in json, but there is integer conversion issue. def foo = '10' string json = { bar: '#(1 * foo)' } match json == '{"bar":10.0}' string json = {…
We prepared following script to download data into CSV file: // Variable to store the final csv data var csv = []; // Get each row data var rows = document.querySelectorAll("table tr"); // Get each column data for(var i =…
Postgresql has a concept of foreign tables and can use a csv file as the table source. Is there a way to do this in MySQL? In my case I do not want to import the file as it changes…
I have a login API request with 3 parameters(say userName, password & remember) in the request body. In that 2 parameters(userName and password are mandatory, remember parameter is optional). The input is read from the CSV file during the runtime…
Let me first say that I am quite new to Python. I need help with converting a bunch of Nested JSONs to a single CSV file. I have looked in to some functions that would do that but I am…
I have a problem with the construction of an array which produces this error in PHP 8.1: Warning: Trying to access array offset on value of type bool in C:xampphtdocssito3xlsx.php on line 250 I eliminated the warning but I would…
I have a txt file which has rows like below. apple, green, fruit banana, yellow, fruit carrot, orange, vegetable I am trying to get the item, by the color. So if I have green I want to return apple, if…
I have an existing json file that I need to transform, but am having trouble with it. Here's an example of the structure: jq -r '.document.results.summary.run.[] | [.run_number, .cinfo] ' input.json [ "42", [ { "name": "Joe shmo", "state": "AZ",…
I need to parse strings like k1=v1, k2=v2, ... kn=vn with primary delimiter (,) and key-value-delimiter (=) may vary. The values may be quoted (" or ') and may contain the primary delimiter within the quotes. As I saw no…
I have a temporary table with 4 columns CREATE TEMP TABLE tmp_import ( a varchar(128), b varchar, c varchar(256), d integer default null ) ON COMMIT DROP I would like to copy data from a csv file into this temp…