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Thank you so much for this extra, in-depth, example. POSIX-compatible/"pure sh" code is a bit above my pay grade and level of experience. I never had to do anything in pure POSIX-sh. I Just ...

You need to add a key to the loop, which you can then use to reference the next element. However, you'll run into an issue at the end of the loop, but that's also easily checked. foreach ($path->...

See my latest update, I think this one is very versatile reusable and safe finally providing a custom mapping of json property paths into specific shell variables.

POSIX-sh is the next step and an occasion to feel the limits of this language with a very practical exemple: #!/bin/sh # This script demonstrates how to safely parse JSON data # into shell variables ...

Thanks, interesting solution. Looks complex, but given that bash was never meant to be used for ~~returning~~ printing complex data like this it is either an effort of having to present such data in a ...

You still need to filter output to make an associative array declaration #!/usr/bin/env bash json='{ "data": { "foo": "blah", "bar": "blergh", ...

Thank you. If I want to turn my code into a bash function, the I stdout's this: # Debug print data printf '%s\n' "$data" and then I read output like this: data=$(my_func) declare -A dict=&...

jq provides all the tooling to safely generate shell-safe values with its @sh filter. With the JSON data object, it can map each keys and values and transform this into a Bash associative array ...

The reply might be AI-generated, but it is bang-on: don't store sensitive information in JavaScript. Anyone can see it. In fact, don't store sensitive information in LocalStorage, either. An HTTP-only ...

In addition to the other answers: If this is for a plugin or similar, you might want to check if the function json_decode is defined before calling it: if(!function_exists("json_decode"))...

This needs two things now. The member needs to have the annotation @JsonInclude(NON_EMPTY) and the serializer needs to implement: public boolean isEmpty( final SerializerProvider provider, ...

Interested to hear how you know it’s a common misunderstanding - best not to dump AI generated advice here.

Storing secrets in Firebase Secrets is a good start, but there is a common misunderstanding: using secrets on the server-side is secure, but referencing them in your frontend code is not. If your ...

My sensitive informations are stored in firebase cloud, using firebase secrets.

If you're doing your API calls directly from the browser using frontend JavaScript, you have a major security hole. Anything in your frontend JS is public. If your API keys are in your code, anyone ...

This is really helpful, thank you! I thought that because some to_dict options give you a bit of metadata (i.e. tight), it wouldn't be much more to add table; but I suppose the additional metadata is ...

I would recommend switching to a REST API library for production APIs, especially for mobile apps, such as django-rest-framework since they simplify authentication and already do a good bit of the ...

Using record_path='reports' and meta=['_id'] then rearrange and rename columns to get the desired dataframe. This approach also works if you have multiple (a list of) reports in the json data. import ...

Using record_path=['reports'] does roughly what you want. The only exception is that it doesn't capture the report_id column. You can add a line to provide that column. import pandas as pd import json ...

yes, it would be nice to be able to

I don't know how you expect to make any forward progress under those constraints. You essentially said you did a python assignment of n = 2_412_053_228_149_000_107, you serialized it to JSON, and then ...

For efficiency, file structure usually doesn’t affect performance much in Python. It’s better to organize code for readability and maintainability. Split code into multiple files (modules) when they ...

https://www.baeldung.com/kotlin/sealed-class-serialization Full example reproduced, below. import com.squareup.moshi.Moshi import com.squareup.moshi.adapters.PolymorphicJsonAdapterFactory import com....

Assuming this is any more than a trivial project then it's likely to be easier to maintain and understand the code (and source-control it) if you have it split across different files for different ...

Whether you have the code spread over different files or not, this doesn't impact efficiency, since the code is parsed into bytecode, where the original files don't play a role anymore. Concerning ...

Remove the global variables: they will make it harder to test your code, and they will be a source of bugs if you're using any sort of concurrency model (threading, multiprocessing, and asyncio will ...

do whatever you like. But all in one file can be unreadable for people.

This code can process the sample data Sub processjson() inpstring = Range("H1") i = 1 colcount = 1 rowcnt = 1 Do While InStr(i, inpstring, ":") <> 0 If colcount = 5 Then ...

XSD (XML Schema) is designed to validate XML, not JSON directly. So validating JSON against an XSD usually requires converting the JSON structure into XML first. Typical approach: 1. Convert JSON → ...

json.dump(data, json_file, indent=2) must be inside of with open ('health_records.json', 'w') as json_file: context

Since you need to get at various parts of the JSON, you should make columns for those parts in the table. Extract them when receiving the data. Also, do cononical transformations as desired (remove ...

So, when you "save" do you want to "automatically print the summary"?

by the way: if you would add some example data in JSON and expected result then we could use it to create real code.

Eventually you could load it to pandas.DataFrame() and then you could do avg_bmi = df['bmi'].mean()

Thanks for the help, it´s going smoothly now :)

in get_statistics() you have to load file (with json.load) and use for-loop to work with every dictionary on the list. And finally it may need to use return barbie.

fixed the issue :) is there anything else i could do better. My main problem is that i have trouble making get_statistics automatic

Your issue (or at least one of them) is data = [] inside your for loop.

here's what worked for me I found it on https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/download-json-file-with-js-p9t1z?file=%2Findex.html%3A40%2C11 <button onclick="onDownload()">Download</...

For extracting structured psychological metadata from subjective text like dream narratives, a Schema-First + Few-Shotapproach works best. Here's what I'd recommend: 1. Define your schema explicitly ...

put these information in question - more people may see it

MTG = Magic the gathering. Collectable card game. Scryfall url: Scryfall.com Mtgjson url: https://mtgjson.com/

what is "M TG program"? You could add link for Scryfall

you have to transform the data first into json, then write the output as json in transform you can first create struct column ()and then convert it into Json string these are build in functions ...

Most JSONPath libraries don't allow dynamic property names. If the StepFunction did, then $[1].CurrentHashes[$[0].ChallengeData.Answer] would work with your JSON. What can work is if you change your ...

This seems to be an oversight by the library. I've filed a bug here: https://github.com/jettison-json/jettison/issues/113 I've filed a patch here: https://github.com/jettison-json/jettison/pull/...

Always use the same prompt structure, as it was used in training that LLM model.

One of the node-config maintainers here. node-config generally works better for sorting out startup-time configuration for an app. For the use-case you are looking at here, there are two options I ...

JSON_CONTAINS() is a better suited way to parse the flat JSON array of double-quoted integers and determine row qualification. public function getChildProduct(int $parent_id, ?int $limit = null, ?int $...

It's a bit cumbersome to try to shoehorn JSON accessing syntax into a WHERE clause building method because the ->> fools with CodeIgniter's parsing of the expression. Ultimately, to keep using ...