I'm creating a multidimensional array to represent music. The entire MDA represents the whole piece of music. Within the array, there are to be multiple voices (for example, 0-3 representing soprano, alto, tenor, bass). Each voice has its own array…
I am trying to access the Twitter API v2 both through the API directly on Postman and Tweepy in Python on macOS, but I keep encountering a 401 Unauthorized error. Despite using what I believe to be are correct tokens…
Here are the 2 items in one array: { "SysID": "12345", "Name": "abc" } { "SysID": "12345", "Name": "def" } { "SysID": "23456", "Name": "hij" } { "SysID": "23456", "Name": "klm" } { "SysID": "23456", "Name": "nop" } I would…
I use the key in <tr key={i}> currently but this warning appears in the console <table className="table table-responsive table-striped table-bordered"> <thead className="text-center"> <tr> <th>شرح خطا</th> <th>تاریخ / زمان</th> <th>عنوان خطا</th> <th>شناسه</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> { logs && logs.map((_item, i) =>…
I have a JSON object, some keys of which have names end in .json, like this: { "a.json": "...", .... } The "..." can be either a string which fromjson can decode, or something else. I want a jq filter…
I want to return the id 100 when ONLY BOTH of the pairs exist. This does not return a value but only using one of the pairs does return a result. How to make both pairs qualify for returning id…
I have a JSON file that looks like this: { "somename": { "prop1": "https://xxxx", "prop2": "xxxx", "prop3": false }, "anothername": { "prop1": "https://yyyy", "prop2": "yyyy", "prop3": false }, "fubar": { "prop1": "https://yyyy", "prop2": "yyyy", "prop3": false } } I mostly…
I have a JSON string with some key is dynamic. { "status": { "code": "200", "message": "OK" }, "total": 1, "results": [ { "leader": "00689cam a2200217 a 4500", "fields": [ { "020": { "ind2": "#", "ind1": "#", "subfields": [ {…
I have the following inputted Json: { "extraFields": { "language": "french", "status": { "comment": "hey" } } } Using Jolt, I want to achieve the following output: { "extraFields": "{"language": "french", "status": {"comment": "hey"}}" } Note the backslashes. I managed…
If I have an array that looks like: arr =[ { id: 'f794',label: 'Blue Bird' } ] how do I give the element of it a key so I get arr =["myKey":{ id: 'f794',label: 'Blue Bird' } ] I have…