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Hi everyone, this is my first DIY JSON file. I am planning on using it to build a small app. I wrote it myself and I feel like something is off.. since I have a tendency to overcomplicate things, I'd really appreciate and feedback on how to make it better. I already validated it and beautified it (and shortened it, there will be more organ meridians), so I could technically leave it like it is, but I am trying to learn and improve, so here we go: ​ [ { "liver": { "id": "liver", "yinYang": "yin", "points": [ { "id": "LIV-1", "name": "LIV-1", "level": 1, "element": "wood", "description": "Desc ..read more

I like to use the chrome debugger to inspect json objects as it allows for quick visualisation and extraction using js. However occasionally I come across larger json files eg. In the region of 200MB. It's not crazy large but too much for the chrome debugger to handle. At that point it is no longer able to handle the object and will crash when trying to paste it in. Does anyone perhaps know of a convenient alternative that is capable of running analysis on it using js? Or is there perhaps a setting in chrome that can give it more memory for this purpose? submitted by /u/NuttyDutchy1 [visit r ..read more

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I have a variable that comes in the form ["bar"] that I'd like to pass to another system. I can't change the original output so I'm stuck with the ["bar"] formatting. How do I fix this in my PUT request body? submitted by /u/cheesystuff [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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json_extract_scalar(apt_sensors, '$.' || w.id || '.value') apt_sensors is in the table "snapshots" and w.id is in the table "wireless" submitted by /u/Strong_Yogurt12 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

https://medium.com/@dashjoin/jq-vs-jsonata-language-and-tooling-compared-5f0f7acc778e submitted by /u/dashjoin [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi all, Looking for some advice on the proper way of structuring JSON data. I have a set of TV shows, with some associated data, like when they first aired, which network they are on, genre, etc. One way of structuring that data might be like the following: { "shows":[ { "title":"show_1", "network":"NBC", "first aired":"Some date", "...":"..." }, { "title":"show_2", "network":"TNT", "first aired":"Some date", "...":"..." } ] } However, I need to be able to search the data by the show's title, so that I can retrieve the data about that show on demand. So, it seems the best way is to do some ..read more

i have this lyrics file, i need to print the timeTag and words together and then enter a new line, and repeat for all the others such that: timeTag wordstimeTag wordstimeTag words How would i do that? submitted by /u/EG_IKONIK [visit reddit] [comments ..read more