Well, I have a json file that I load in a variable and if the file doesn't exist, I make a dictionary that will soon become the json file. So good, I'm trying to look for specific elements of this…
display json type data in a blade I have a table in my DB where I store data and one of those data is of the json type, and everything goes well for me, but the problem starts when I…
I'm trying to foreach through a JsonObject, but unfortunately it gives me an error on the "in productSizes" foreach statement cannot operate on variables of type 'JsonNode' because 'JsonNode' does not contain a public definition for 'GetEnumerator' Any idea what…
I have in following string: [{"key":"cod1","value":["RR4","RR6"]},{"key":"cod2","value":["RR2","RR3"]},{"key":"cod3","value":["RR1","RR2"]}] and I want to save it in a dictionary like this: Dictionary<string, List> The project is made in C# and to try to do it I use the following statement: Dictionary<string, List<string>> dic =…
I have a JSON file that looks as such: library(jsonlite) test_file <- jsonlite::fromJSON("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/datacfb123/testdata/main/test_file_lp.json") If you open up test_file in R, you can see it looks as such: The problem arises from the latestPosts data where some columns contain the data…
If array = ["stack","overflow","5","6","question","9"] I want to make another array to store all numerical values like: new_arr = [5,6,9] in bash.
Currently, the scenario is that the data coming from the Nodejs backend is in snake_case but the frontend is using camelCase. I am using snakeize and camelize to convert casing but with a compromise. Problem ObjectId _id using camelize is…
I am having some trouble solving this issue without using nested for-loops. I would like to do it using recursion. Given the following object: { "Color": { "Black": [], "White": [] }, "Effect": { "30W": [], "40W": [], "60W": []…
I have the next HTML element that contain a javascript object: <div ui-jq="easyPieChart" ui-options="{ percent: 75, lineWidth: 5, trackColor: '#e8eff0', barColor: '#23b7e5', scaleColor: false, color: '#3a3f51', size: 134, lineCap: 'butt', rotate: -90, animate: 1000 }" class="easyPieChart"> </div> How can I…
I have a need to split very large json file (20GB) into multiple smaller json files (Say threshold is 100 MB). The Example file layout looks like this. file.json [{"name":"Joe", "Place":"Denver", "phone_number":["980283", "980284", "980285"]},{"name":"kruger", "Place":"boston", "phone_number":["980281", "980282", "980283"]},{"name":"Dan", "Place":"Texas","phone_number":["980286", "980287",…