I have a chunk of code like this: public class Plays { private Hamlet hamlet; private AsLike aslike; private Othello othello; public Plays() { } //getters & setters } I know it would be better to do a class "Play.java"…
For some reason I just can't wrap my head around jq. I've been going around in circles for hours trying to accomplish what I think is not too difficult a task. With json consisting of two arrays as input, I…
I have to convert a JSON string into a R object, add some information and convert it back to a JSON string. I managed to use the package jsonlite on simple examples but now I have an issue with the…
Trying to convert an old ASP.NET Core project from Newtonsoft.Json to System.Text.Json but it changes the behavior of nullable reference type conversion. System.Text.Json serializes/deserialize nullable reference types to "{}" as opposed to "null". How do I fix it? I want…
I have a csv like this: key spanish no no yes is why porque I want to make it into a json like this: { "no": "no", "yes": "si", "why": "porque" } All the examples I have found online create…
json1 = { "color": "#101017", "fontSize": "15px", "h1": { "color": "#101017", "fontSize": "32px" } } json2 = { "h1": { "color": "blue" } } And output should be json = { "color": "#101017", "fontSize": "15px", "h1": { "color": "blue", "fontSize":…
I get some data from the database using the following sql command: SELECT users.skin, users.name, users.money, users.money_bank, users.fraction_id, users.fraction_id2, users.family_id, users.online_time, ban_list.ban_from, ban_list.ban_to, ban_list.count, ban_list.datetime, ban_list.reason FROM users LEFT OUTER JOIN ban_list ON users.name = ban_list.ban_to WHERE users.social = ?…
Visual Studio seems to ignore my indenting setting for JSON files. It is indenting 4 spaces, instead of my setting of 2 spaces: When I format the document it looks like this: I am using: Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2022…
This is my first time using the library (nlohmann / json) and I have a question. I wanted to write a valid JSON file from objects that I organize using a std::vector. For this I have thought of a simple…
I want to save a dataclass to a json file and save it, it is ok now without adding paramenter indent. class EnhancedJSONEncoder(json.JSONEncoder): def default(self, o): if dataclasses.is_dataclass(o): return dataclasses.asdict(o) # return super().default(o) model_json = json.dumps(model_args, cls=EnhancedJSONEncoder) model_args is a…