I have a JSON like this, { "TotalCount": 2, "Data": [ { "ID": 9663696221792, "Code": "08099991", "Items": [ { "Amount": 5.05, "LineNo": 1 }, { "Amount": 16.08, "LineNo": 2 } ] }, { "ID": 9663696221793, "Code": "08028001", "Items": [ {…
I'm using the Postman extension in Visual Studio Code to test my API endpoints. When I send a request and receive a JSON response, the data is displayed in an unformatted, "ugly" structure, making it hard to read (see screenshot…
I have input that looks like this: { "INS-2000_loop": [ { "HD-2300_loop": [ { "COB-2320_loop": [ { "COB_01": "11", "COB_02": "12", "COB_03": "13" }, { "COB_01": "21", "COB_03": "23" }, { "COB_01": "31", "COB_02": "32" }, { "COB_02": "42", "COB_03":…
I have question about good practise coding. I have a chrome extension which is supposed to track tab events for dev purpose. Then the service worker send the json.stringified string embedded in http get to server php code which writes…
I have a class A that has a field string data. I perform a server request that gets me a json text that I convert to A: var a = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<A>(jsonResponse); The problem is sometimes data comes as a string…
I have this data structure: [ { 'field_a': 8, 'field_b': 9, 'field_c': 'word_a', 'field_d': True, 'children': [ { 'field_a': 9, 'field_b': 9, 'field_c': 'word_b', 'field_d': False, 'chilren': [ { 'field_a': 9, 'field_b': 9, 'field_c': 'wod_c', 'field_d': False, 'chilren': [ ]…
I have a CSV containing two "columns" 'User id' and 'email' example: User id,email 1234-1234-1234,[email protected] 321-1235-44432,[email protected] 322136231345,[email protected] And a JSON looking like this: [{ "externalId": "100000", "watchers": ["[email protected]", "[email protected]", "[email protected]"] }, { "externalId": "100002", "watchers": ["[email protected]", "[email protected]"] } ] What…
From the main page and official documentation, OpenAI clearly mentioned we can use the response_format as follows: What I'm trying in Postman is the following: { "instructions": "You are a personal math tutor. When asked a question, write and run…
I'm working on a SpringMVC project. my jsonController.java: @RequestMapping("json1") @RestController //= @Controller+@ResponseBody public class jsonController { @RequestMapping("user") public User data(){ User user = new User(); user.setAge(22); user.setName("kt"); return user; } } my mvcConfig.java: @EnableWebMvc @Configuration @ComponentScan(basePackages = "com.atguigu.json") public class…
I have JSON object something like below, Data = [ { 'Name': 'A1', 'Value': 10, 'Type': 'AAA' }, { 'Name': 'A1', 'Value': 20, 'Type': 'AAA' }, { 'Name': 'B1', 'Value': 10, 'Type': 'AAA' }, { 'Name': 'C1', 'Value': 10, 'Type':…