I have a test, which testing displaying deals. This test failed and show error Failed asserting that an array has the key 'user_id'.` I don't know reason why this error is public function a_test_display_deals() { $user = User::factory()->create(); $response =…
To integrate with an API I need my C# to output the following json: "fields": { "name1": { "key1": "value1", "key2": "value2" }, "name2": { "key3": "value3", "key4": "value4" }, "etc..." } I don't understand how to set this up.…
I would like to ask help on how to creating nested json from dataframe. I have a dataframe name value xAxis1 yAxis1 xAxis2 yAxis2 lineStyle 0 LCL 0.205512 0 0.205512 200 0.205512 {'type': 'dashed'} 1 UCL 0.327907 0 0.327907 200…
I am deserializing two very simple JSON dictionaries: {"name": "Premium"} {"na/me": "Premium"} The JSON path of the first entry in the first dictionary is "name" (as expected). However, the JSON path of the first entry in the second dictionary is…
I have a column (student_no) in my database with JSON data (String). student No: [ {First_name: 'John', Last_name: 'Wick', student_id: 1001, }, {First_name: 'David', Last_name: 'Stone', student_id: 1002, } If I want to read and display only the student_id =…
In my setup I have two Pods. Each running a single container with busybox image. I want to parse Pod name and its container's image name using Kubectl. First I tried to get these fields individually. That works fine. Then…
I have a similar issue relate in this link Deserialize a JSON array in C# But I can't catch the array, so if someone can take a look and tell what I'm doing wrong, I would appreciate it. This is…
I'm trying to parse an array, child of array, in json response returned from a curl request in bash. Unfortunately i can't use jq because it can't be installed on production servers. I've try using awk or sed in curl…
I have a JSON structure that looks like this, it's essentially a bash shell command stored in JSON. Is there a way in jq to map this data back to multiline string ? [ "newcert \n", " --cn server1.acme.com \n",…
How are you doing? I'm currently using PostgreSQL and want to create a 'where' with just a specif date but the value returns me a kind of timestamp. Example of the json: What the json looks like: {"key1": {"key2": "2023-02-13T13:28:49.087000Z"}}…