jsonparse | Fast JSON Parser for R | JSON Processing library
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R package for parsing JSON. There are already a few R packages that parse JSON data ( jsonlite, rjson ), the intent behind this one is to try to build a package that is faster than the existing options. This project is very young, currently the functions can only handle values of type int, double, logical, and character. This package is built using the rapidjson C++ library (via the rapidjsonr R package), and Rcpp. As an additional resource, check out the jsonify package, which uses the rapidjson library to convert R objects to json. Please report issues, comments, or feature requests.
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QUESTION
i try to parse JSON array with format from file like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-15 at 07:48Instead of taking it in JSONObject
, parse it in JSONArray
.
QUESTION
I followed the instructions at Structured Streaming + Kafka and built a program that receives data streams sent from kafka as input, when I receive the data stream I want to pass it to SparkSession variable to do some query work with Spark SQL, so I extend the ForeachWriter class again as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-15 at 04:42do some query work with Spark SQL
You wouldn't use a ForEachWriter for that
QUESTION
I have some lines of code that I use to practice django_rest_framework
and I just pasted them in the python shell from python manage.py shell
.
I have gotten some errors and would like to know what imports I already have.
Is there a function to figure out what was imported? This may be applicable to a python shell as well that isn't obtained from django
.
This may not be necessary but here is the example code that I pasted in the shell while following this tutorial:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 18:08You can check the imports using the built in dir()
function. It actually lists out all the variables, classes, functions, imports etc. declared in the current python shell.
QUESTION
this is my first time building a Jersey Restful web service.
The project is supposed to be a server that provides information about Reddit posts. For now, this information is stored in a large JSON file, and because it is not supposed to be manipulated, my idea is to store this information in the dao class in form of Post instances.
here is my projects' folder organisation: filesView
So my idea is to populate the dao class by reading the json file something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 18:51I managed to find a solution which was pretty simple:
QUESTION
New to Scala and Java, coming from Python & JavaScript.
Not looking for solutions involving Spark.
I need suggestions with and without an external library ( like https://github.com/java-json-tools/json-schema-validator, please suggest if there is something better) to validate.
I aim to validate a JSON (available to me in a multiline file of json type) against a provided json-schema (draft-4 version) and print around what value(s) it did not comply.
Here is what I tried, not sure how to proceed further with validating JsonObject (as recieved at parsedJson variable) with the schema I have. For the method where I don't want to depend on an external library to validate, do I write multiple if...else conditions to check the validity of given JSON file? please suggest better approaches, I have no knowledge of Java and Scala.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-03 at 15:55java-json-tools/json-schema-validator seems not to have been updated for some time. I'd probably pick one of the libraries listed here. These two seem to be most actively maintained: everit-org/json-schema and networknt/json-schema-validator.
networknt/json-schema-validator
works with Jackson, which is one of the most popular JSON libraries in the Java world, so it should suit your needs. Here's a simple example of how you could validate a JSON object and print errors (I omitted error handling for the sake of simplicity):
QUESTION
My university professor shared this class with us (it's essentially a generic parser using Gson):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 05:45This wouldn't fit well in a comment: you could use a different style of constructor if you want. Replace this:
QUESTION
Describe the bug
I'm using the firebase new Updated Service https://firebase.google.com/docs/ml/android/recognize-text. I'm trying to print the text data from the image but the exception through.
.
To Reproduce
Here is my kotlin code
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-31 at 06:26I got the solution for this issue. I'm not uploaded the vision-annotate-images in my firebase cloud function.
QUESTION
i'm making an app with marvel's api and in this app i'm trying to put a search bar but i'm not getting it.
Every time I try to search for a name in this api the function Search()
it is undefined in the html.
I don't understand how the function is not defined in the html.
What can i do to change this ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 18:24The search
function is undefined
because the fetch
isn't closed properly. I'm also guessing that you only want to make a request when the user has actually entered some search query. I don't see multiple article
elements so don't really know what to do with this. But do note that in this case you might as well use getElementById
. And if there are multiple articles with the same id
that it won't work.
QUESTION
I have a Jenkins pipeline that basically reads a JSON file and prints out some values from it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-21 at 11:58This seems to be the result of how closures within for loops capture the loop variable, artifact
in your case.
There's only a single loop variable that keeps being re-assigned... so the closures capture that single variable, but once the loop ends, that variable will have the last value assigned to it, hence all closures will only see that value later.
You can see how that behaves by running this simple example in pure Groovy:
QUESTION
I am trying to create the XML using the marshaling
method from the JAXB
library. For this approach, I am using the standard java class and assigning the annotation to it. I would like to have a wrapper element to some of the element in the class which are not Collections
.
I am ware of @XmlElementWrapper
which can be used for Collections
but I do not have a collection. I have some elements for which I want to have an outer XML element so that it can match the standard XSD.
I just want to know if there is a way to add an outer XML element to some of the elements so that the create XML matches the standard XSD format. If there is no direct approach then what alternative approach can I take?
As we can see from the example XML the carinfo
tag is a outer (wrapper) tag for the elements engine
and year
but this carInfo
tag is not present within the Parent
or Child
class. As these are standard classes I cannot modify the fields/ Add new fields. Hence I would like to handle wrapper XML tag addition using the JAXB.
Following is the input JSON:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-29 at 13:15From my point of view, it is possible to include a new tag inside your xml preserving the original classes with a combination of jaxb
and javax.xml.transform
api. The first thing is create a xsl stylesheet file for the transformation like below:
template.xsl
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