I have the following JSON test.json: [ { "status": { "+@state": "up" }, "address": { "+@addr": "10.10.10.1", "+@addrtype": "ipv4" }, "ports": { "port": [ { "+@protocol": "tcp", "+@portid": "80", "state": { "+@state": "open" } }, { "+@protocol": "tcp", "+@portid": "443",…
I have a JSON file called "values.json" with this content: { "values": [{ "id": 2, "value": "passed" }, { "id": 41, "value": "passed" }, { "id": 73, "value": "passed" }, { "id": 110, "value": "failed" }, { "id": 122, "value":…
I am looking into iterating json attributes and values from a json file w/out prior knowledge of the schema. I have code that works with many of the json files or downloads I have tested, but draw blanks when it…
I am making an AJAX call to an endpoint (I didn't create this API) where the response is in JSON form. Within the JSON there is an a key called content of type string. This content appears to me to…
Using JQ how do I convert array of objects to key-value pair object? Given the JSON: [ { "name": "foo", "id": "123" }, { "name": "bar", "id": "456" } ] Desired output: { "foo": "123", "bar": "456" }
I have a JSON structure like this: { "objectSchema": { "fields": { "fieldArray": [ { "a": "b", "c": "d" }, { "x": 1, "y": "z" }, { "x": 1, "y": "z" } ] } } } My current jq -…
I decided to write a tg bot for weather forecast on c++, and when I need to parse a string in json, always get errors (with numbers works), a lot of googling and found nothing. Please help me, I just…
I'm learning about localStorage and I'm trying to build a basic shopping cart function. The process is: user clicks on "Add To Cart" button. If localStorage("shoppingCart") doesn't exist, then localStorage.setItem("shoppingCart", itemToAdd). If localStorage("ShoppingCart) DOES exist (which for testing purposes, it…
I am stuck!.. I have a jQuery script where i am populating a gallery of images from a JSON file, its like a lightbox type of thing. But i want to have a title to my images, so i have…
I have a list of .json files that contain person information. One file contains info of one person. I want to load this data into table using pyspark in an Azure Databricks notebook. Let's say the files are built like…