I would like to find in a JSON file a specific value (without worrying about the key) at any level of my JSON file (I don't know in advance the exact tree) and display the parent keys. I have extracted…
I have an array of objects with unknown nesting depth (it can be 5 or even more) like this: const routes: routeType[] = [ { path: '/user', visible: true, title: 'User' }, { path: "/admin", visible: true, title: "Admin", children:…
Given this JavaScript object, I want to access their nested properties via dynamic method starting with 'get' + a CamelCased attribute name (of course the attribute must be defined in the inital object) As far as I know, this can…
I just started programming. I'm trying to print some nested JSON data using a Python script. Here's an example of the JSON: { "objects": [ { "id": "1", "spec_version": "2.1", "type": "green", "extensions": { "extension-definition--ea279b3e-5c71-4632-ac08-831c66a786ba": { "extension_type": "purple", "id": "2",…
I have a json file named 'en.json' in my reactjs project in order to use i18next translation: "Ascending": "Ascending", "Descending": "Descending", "All": "All", "job-types": { "remote": "remote", "temporary": "temporary", "fulltime": "fulltime", "parttime": "parttime" }, ... } I want to insert…
let list=[{key1,children[]},{key2,children[]},{key3,children[]}] How to get an array like this with javascript? list1=[{key1,children[{key2,children[{key3,children[]}]}]} I tried like this for (let i = 0; i < list.length; i++) { if (list[i + 1]) { list[0].children.push(list[i + 1]); } } but its pushing all…
I am trying to normalize a nested JSON file in pandas. I am unable to get the ab_id column in the beginning as observed in the current output screenshot. Additionally, since if I remove record prefix from my code, I…
I have a JSON dataset and it is in array format. I have to make a table in Postgres-SQL and then store the data into it. I haven't ever worked with this complex data. I am trying to figure out…
I try to get information from a JSON file, described in the following select statement. This works in Oracle 19 and also on Oracle 12.2.0.1 with xmldata as ( select '{ "metaData": { "validForClearingDay": "2022-11-16", "createdStamp": "2022-11-15T16:30:17.329433+01:00" }, "entries": […
I have an array of data: const arr = [ { title: "title1", content: [ { id: "home", name: "Home", }, { id: "services", name: "services", }, { id: "Appointments", name: "Appointments", }, ], }, { title: "title2", content: […