json-to-csv | flatten json objects | JSON Processing library

I'm trying to convert CSV data as a key-value pair array. I have a CSV like this below please take a look.

I'm really new to Python so forgive me if this is a simple request.

I have a JSON file that has a main index (interfaces) with a number of variables beneath it, such as:

I'm having some troubles with webpack, after some commits I tried to run the server but nothing appear at http://localhost:3000. The config seems OK and this already worked meanwhile. Any suggestions are welcome. At webpack.config, I tried to use 127.0.0.1 instead localhost keyword and didn't worked. Also, changing http to https and didn't change to better.

The console output:

I have a JSON response in the form of a JSON object from a request in the pattern:

{"a":[1,2,3,4,5],"b":[I,II,III,IV,V],"c":[p,q,r,s,t]}

How can I parse this json object into a csv file in python containing a,b,c as column names and the values as data in rows as:

In a Google Sheets script, I'm trying to JSON.Parse() a file. As it's 55Mb and 1.7M lines, I extracted a small snippet which is posted below. It returns the error "Unexpected token B in JSON at position 0".

I've checked the file in multiple places:

JSONLint: "valid JSON"
JSON To CSV : converts it to CSV OK
Notepad++ : recognises it, collapses/uncollapses correctly, etc
JSTool Plugin : minimises it, formats it - all OK

I'm unable to find anything to suggest it is not a valid JSON file - except JSON.Parse() ! I've searched extensively for error reasons, but nothing appears to apply. If anyone has a suggestion I'd appreciate it.

The goal is to, on a timer, extract JSON from a proprietary content management system, transform it into a CSV, and deposit that CSV in an Office 365 shared drive.

The combination of an Azure Function and Azure Logic App make this possible. In its current state the Node/JavaScript Azure Function (code below) (1) successfully retrieves the JSON object and (2) successfully sends an object to the Azure Logic App, which successfully receives it.

After that, the Logic App has a built-in JSON-to-CSV "action". The input must be in an array.

From Microsoft documentation:

However, despite much struggle I am unsuccessful turning the object into an array.

Because I am familiar with the basics of the jq JSON manipulation language, I spent much time with the node-jq npm package. I was unsuccessful. So I turned to Lodash. Following the JSON and code below are a sliver of my failed attempts.

I am using react-json-to-csv and stateless functional components to make a search function that can create spreadsheets based on the results. I have a set of filters that applies which fields are visible in the mapped array being passed through props into the array items. So what I need is on the functional component object, using the stream of prospects and the boolean restrictions to physically create a new array of objects that effectively mirrors what is being displayed in the map with the restricted fields.

so if the map looks like this

I am trying to convert a JSON file ( a Microsoft.Graph.Event ) to a CSV file. I'm using Cinchoo ETL to do this. Here is the URL I'm referring to:

https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1193650/Cinchoo-ETL-Quick-Start-Converting-JSON-to-CSV-Fil

Here is my code:

I switched from material-ui table to MuiDataTable for it's ease of use, but I am seeing a warning, even though the component is functioning as expected. With that said, warnings bother me.

The following is the code for the component: