Edit JSON data to Firebase format - javascript

I have json data in one format and need to edit to a format supported by Firebase. I have created a javascript application with function to try to edit the data format but doesnt seem to work. It is a large amount of data but below is a sample.
app.js application
var fs = require('fs');
//read data from file
var readData = fs.readFileSync('readMe.json','utf8');
var sample = JSON.parse(readData);
var newData =addFirebaseKey(sample);
// output datda to output.json
fs.writeFileSync('output.json',JSON.stringify(newData),'utf8');
function addFirebaseKey(contacts){
var fireContacts="";
for(var i=0;i<contacts.length;i++){
var tempObj=contacts[i];
//tel number is also the firebase key
var fireKey =tempObj.tel;
fireContacts=fireContacts+fireKey+tempObj;
}
return fireContacts;
}
readMe.json file
[
{
"contactName": "Office of the President",
"description": "office of president",
"fax": "-",
"location": "Lusaka",
"postalAddress": "-",
"tel": "123456",
"country": "Zambia"
},
{
"contactName": "State House",
"description": "State president, Ministry of",
"fax": "-",
"location": "Lusaka",
"postalAddress": "-",
"tel": "444900",
"country": "Zambia"
},
{
"contactName": "National Strategy Office",
"description": "national strategy",
"fax": "-",
"location": "Gaborone",
"postalAddress": "-",
"tel": "222222",
"country": "Zambia"
}
]
output.json file
"123456[object Object]444900[object Object]222222[object Object]"
This is the format that is required for Firebase
{
"contactDetail" : {
"Zambia" : {
"123456" : {
"contactName" : "Shocks & Exhaust Fitment Centre",
"description" : "motor vehicle exhaust systems",
"fax" : "-",
"location" : "Lusaka",
"postalAddress" : "NA",
"tel" : "123456"
},
"888555" : {
"contactName" : "K Media",
"description" : "internet marketing",
"fax" : "-",
"location" : "Lusaka",
"postalAddress" : "P O Box 26249, Gaborone",
"tel" : "888555"
},
"555544" : {
"contactName" : "Shocks & Exhaust Fitment Centre",
"description" : "secretarial services",
"fax" : "-",
"location" : "Lusaka",
"postalAddress" : "NA",
"tel" : "555544"
}
}
}
}


To convert the data format:
let input = [
{
"contactName": "Office of the President",
"description": "office of president",
"fax": "-",
"location": "Lusaka",
"postalAddress": "-",
"tel": "123456",
"country": "Zambia"
},
{
"contactName": "State House",
"description": "State president, Ministry of",
"fax": "-",
"location": "Lusaka",
"postalAddress": "-",
"tel": "444900",
"country": "Zambia"
},
{
"contactName": "National Strategy Office",
"description": "national strategy",
"fax": "-",
"location": "Gaborone",
"postalAddress": "-",
"tel": "222222",
"country": "Zambia"
}
];
let output = {};
input.forEach((row) => {
if (!output[row.country]) output[row.country] = {};
output[row.country][row.tel] = row;
})
console.log(output);
After that you'll need to write it to Firebase or to a file.

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{
"results_found": "53",
"results_start": "11",
"results_shown": "10",
"restaurants": [
{
"id": "16774318",
"name": "Otto Enoteca & Pizzeria",
"url": "https://www.zomato.com/new-york-city/otto-enoteca-pizzeria-greenwich-village",
"location": {
"address": "1 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10003",
"locality": "Greenwich Village",
"city": "New York City",
"latitude": "40.732013",
"longitude": "-73.996155",
"zipcode": "10003",
"country_id": "216"
},
"average_cost_for_two": "60",
"price_range": "2",
"currency": "$",
"thumb": "https://b.zmtcdn.com/data/pictures/chains/8/16774318/a54deb9e4dbb79dd7c8091b30c642077_featured_thumb.png",
"featured_image": "https://d.zmtcdn.com/data/pictures/chains/8/16774318/a54deb9e4dbb79dd7c8091b30c642077_featured_v2.png",
"photos_url": "https://www.zomato.com/new-york-city/otto-enoteca-pizzeria-greenwich-village/photos#tabtop",
"menu_url": "https://www.zomato.com/new-york-city/otto-enoteca-pizzeria-greenwich-village/menu#tabtop",
"events_url": "https://www.zomato.com/new-york-city/otto-enoteca-pizzeria-greenwich-village/events#tabtop",
"user_rating": {
"aggregate_rating": "3.7",
"rating_text": "Very Good",
"rating_color": "5BA829",
"votes": "1046"
},
"has_online_delivery": "0",
"is_delivering_now": "0",
"has_table_booking": "0",
"deeplink": "zomato://r/16774318",
"cuisines": "Cafe",
"all_reviews_count": "15",
"photo_count": "18",
"phone_numbers": "(212) 228-2930"
}
]
}
Not able to access property "name" in "restaurants" array in node js.When I am parsing the body using JSON like,
var data = JSON.parse(body);
and trying to print "data"...the result is:
{
"results_found": 0,
"results_start": 0,
"results_shown": 0,
"restaurants": []
}
What may be the reason?? I am confused...the JSON is from Zomato API.

JSON value you have posted is not valid format.. you have a trailing coma after ']'
please use this a valid JSON file
{
"results_found": "53",
"results_start": "11",
"results_shown": "10",
"restaurants": [
{
"id": "16774318",
"name": "Otto Enoteca & Pizzeria",
"url": "https://www.zomato.com/new-york-city/otto-enoteca-pizzeria-greenwich-village",
"location": {
"address": "1 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10003",
"locality": "Greenwich Village",
"city": "New York City",
"latitude": "40.732013",
"longitude": "-73.996155",
"zipcode": "10003",
"country_id": "216"
},
"average_cost_for_two": "60",
"price_range": "2",
"currency": "$",
"thumb": "https://b.zmtcdn.com/data/pictures/chains/8/16774318/a54deb9e4dbb79dd7c8091b30c642077_featured_thumb.png",
"featured_image": "https://d.zmtcdn.com/data/pictures/chains/8/16774318/a54deb9e4dbb79dd7c8091b30c642077_featured_v2.png",
"photos_url": "https://www.zomato.com/new-york-city/otto-enoteca-pizzeria-greenwich-village/photos#tabtop",
"menu_url": "https://www.zomato.com/new-york-city/otto-enoteca-pizzeria-greenwich-village/menu#tabtop",
"events_url": "https://www.zomato.com/new-york-city/otto-enoteca-pizzeria-greenwich-village/events#tabtop",
"user_rating": {
"aggregate_rating": "3.7",
"rating_text": "Very Good",
"rating_color": "5BA829",
"votes": "1046"
},
"has_online_delivery": "0",
"is_delivering_now": "0",
"has_table_booking": "0",
"deeplink": "zomato://r/16774318",
"cuisines": "Cafe",
"all_reviews_count": "15",
"photo_count": "18",
"phone_numbers": "(212) 228-2930",
"photos": [
{
"id": "u_MjA5MjY1OTk5OT",
"url": "https://b.zmtcdn.com/data/reviews_photos/c15/9eb13ceaf6e90129c276ce6ff980bc15_1435111695_640_640_thumb.JPG",
"thumb_url": "https://b.zmtcdn.com/data/reviews_photos/c15/9eb13ceaf6e90129c276ce6ff980bc15_1435111695_200_thumb.JPG",
"user": {
"name": "John Doe",
"zomato_handle": "John",
"foodie_level": "Super Foodie",
"foodie_level_num": "9",
"foodie_color": "f58552",
"profile_url": "https://www.zomato.com/john",
"profile_deeplink": "zoma.to/u/1170245",
"profile_image": "string"
},
"res_id": "16782899",
"caption": "#awesome",
"timestamp": "1435111770",
"friendly_time": "3 months ago",
"width": "640",
"height": "640",
"comments_count": "0",
"likes_count": "0"
}
]
}
]
}
Sample snippet with above JSON
var json = "{\"results_found\":\"53\",\"results_start\":\"11\",\"results_shown\":\"10\",\"restaurants\":[{\"id\":\"16774318\",\"name\":\"Otto Enoteca & Pizzeria\",\"url\":\"https:\/\/www.zomato.com\/new-york-city\/otto-enoteca-pizzeria-greenwich-village\",\"location\":{\"address\":\"1 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10003\",\"locality\":\"Greenwich Village\",\"city\":\"New York City\",\"latitude\":\"40.732013\",\"longitude\":\"-73.996155\",\"zipcode\":\"10003\",\"country_id\":\"216\"},\"average_cost_for_two\":\"60\",\"price_range\":\"2\",\"currency\":\"$\",\"thumb\":\"https:\/\/b.zmtcdn.com\/data\/pictures\/chains\/8\/16774318\/a54deb9e4dbb79dd7c8091b30c642077_featured_thumb.png\",\"featured_image\":\"https:\/\/d.zmtcdn.com\/data\/pictures\/chains\/8\/16774318\/a54deb9e4dbb79dd7c8091b30c642077_featured_v2.png\",\"photos_url\":\"https:\/\/www.zomato.com\/new-york-city\/otto-enoteca-pizzeria-greenwich-village\/photos#tabtop\",\"menu_url\":\"https:\/\/www.zomato.com\/new-york-city\/otto-enoteca-pizzeria-greenwich-village\/menu#tabtop\",\"events_url\":\"https:\/\/www.zomato.com\/new-york-city\/otto-enoteca-pizzeria-greenwich-village\/events#tabtop\",\"user_rating\":{\"aggregate_rating\":\"3.7\",\"rating_text\":\"Very Good\",\"rating_color\":\"5BA829\",\"votes\":\"1046\"},\"has_online_delivery\":\"0\",\"is_delivering_now\":\"0\",\"has_table_booking\":\"0\",\"deeplink\":\"zomato:\/\/r\/16774318\",\"cuisines\":\"Cafe\",\"all_reviews_count\":\"15\",\"photo_count\":\"18\",\"phone_numbers\":\"(212) 228-2930\",\"photos\":[{\"id\":\"u_MjA5MjY1OTk5OT\",\"url\":\"https:\/\/b.zmtcdn.com\/data\/reviews_photos\/c15\/9eb13ceaf6e90129c276ce6ff980bc15_1435111695_640_640_thumb.JPG\",\"thumb_url\":\"https:\/\/b.zmtcdn.com\/data\/reviews_photos\/c15\/9eb13ceaf6e90129c276ce6ff980bc15_1435111695_200_thumb.JPG\",\"user\":{\"name\":\"John Doe\",\"zomato_handle\":\"John\",\"foodie_level\":\"Super Foodie\",\"foodie_level_num\":\"9\",\"foodie_color\":\"f58552\",\"profile_url\":\"https:\/\/www.zomato.com\/john\",\"profile_deeplink\":\"zoma.to\/u\/1170245\",\"profile_image\":\"string\"},\"res_id\":\"16782899\",\"caption\":\"#awesome\",\"timestamp\":\"1435111770\",\"friendly_time\":\"3 months ago\",\"width\":\"640\",\"height\":\"640\",\"comments_count\":\"0\",\"likes_count\":\"0\"}]}]}"
var data = JSON.parse(json);
console.log(data)

Your json is not valid. There is an extra comma at the end of restaurants[0].photos please remove it and everything will work fine

Accessing unique nested JSON array items

I'm trying to dig into the following array, to turn all of the connector type items into select options when I have parsed it.
At the moment, I can get all the data I require, but I'm wanting to turn each item returned into a single string as opposed to having it return items that have more than one connector type as a single item (beneath example shows what I currently have / desire. That and only show unique types, so if the connector name has been showed once, don't show that name again as an option.
For example (current output):
(Shows duplicates, nested items with more than one type don't break onto single lines)
ConnectorType1
ConnectorType1, ConnectorType2, ConnectorType3
ConnectorType1
ConnectorType1, ConnectorType2
Desired output:
(Shows unique items only, all results broken onto new lines)
ConnectorType1,
ConnectorType2,
ConnectorType3
Pastebin with JSON example:
{
"ChargeDevice": [
{
"ChargeDeviceId": "cfeedcdd5e287bef4b583158a12363f1",
"ChargeDeviceRef": "SRC_LDN60188",
"ChargeDeviceName": "2 Riddons Road",
"ChargeDeviceText": null,
"ChargeDeviceLocation": {
"Latitude": "51.431454",
"Longitude": "0.031175",
"Address": {
"SubBuildingName": null,
"BuildingName": "",
"BuildingNumber": "",
"Thoroughfare": "Riddons Road",
"Street": "Junction with Chinbrook Road",
"DoubleDependantLocality": null,
"DependantLocality": null,
"PostTown": "Leek",
"County": "Greater London",
"PostCode": "SE12 9QR",
"Country": "gb",
"UPRN": null
},
"LocationShortDescription": null,
"LocationLongDescription": ""
},
"ChargeDeviceManufacturer": null,
"ChargeDeviceModel": null,
"PublishStatusID": "1",
"DateCreated": "2014-08-19 05:15:02",
"DateUpdated": "2015-09-02 11:28:16",
"Attribution": "Source London",
"DateDeleted": "n/a",
"Connector": [
{
"ConnectorId": "1",
"ConnectorType": "3-pin Type G (BS1363)",
"RatedOutputkW": "3.7",
"RatedOutputVoltage": "230",
"RatedOutputCurrent": "16",
"ChargeMethod": "Single Phase AC",
"ChargeMode": "1",
"ChargePointStatus": "In service",
"TetheredCable": "0",
"Information": " x 3-pin square (BS 1363) - Standard (up to 3.7kW, 13-16A)",
"Validated": "0"
},
{
"ConnectorId": "2",
"ConnectorType": "Type 2 Mennekes (IEC62196)",
"RatedOutputkW": "7.0",
"RatedOutputVoltage": "230",
"RatedOutputCurrent": "32",
"ChargeMethod": "Single Phase AC",
"ChargeMode": "3",
"ChargePointStatus": "In service",
"TetheredCable": "0",
"Information": " x 7-pin 'Smart' eg Mennekes (IEC 62196) - Fast (7kW, 32A)",
"Validated": "0"
}
],
"DeviceOwner": {
"OrganisationName": "Source London",
"SchemeCode": "SRC_LDN",
"Website": "https://www.sourcelondon.net",
"TelephoneNo": "020 3056 8989"
},
"DeviceController": {
"OrganisationName": "Source London",
"SchemeCode": "SRC_LDN",
"Website": "https://www.sourcelondon.net",
"TelephoneNo": "020 3056 8989"
},
"DeviceAccess": [],
"DeviceNetworks": "Source London",
"ChargeDeviceStatus": "In service",
"PublishStatus": "Published",
"DeviceValidated": "0",
"RecordModerated": "Y",
"RecordLastUpdated": "2015-09-02 11:28:16",
"RecordLastUpdatedBy": "NCR Admin",
"PaymentRequiredFlag": false,
"PaymentDetails": "",
"SubscriptionRequiredFlag": true,
"SubscriptionDetails": "\u00a35 per annum for RFiD card",
"ParkingFeesFlag": false,
"ParkingFeesDetails": "",
"ParkingFeesUrl": null,
"AccessRestrictionFlag": false,
"AccessRestrictionDetails": "",
"PhysicalRestrictionFlag": false,
"PhysicalRestrictionText": "",
"OnStreetFlag": true,
"LocationType": "On-street",
"Bearing": null,
"Accessible24Hours": false
}
]
}
Current code for looping through JSON:
for (let x = 0; x < data.ChargeDevice[i].Connector.length; x++) {
if (connectors.indexOf(data.ChargeDevice[i].Connector[x].ConnectorType) === -1) {
connectors.push(data.ChargeDevice[i].Connector[x].ConnectorType);
$('#connectorList').append(`<option data-loc-name="${connectors}" value="${connectors}">${connectors}</option>`);
}
}

I would suggest you to loop through all connection with Array.from(myJson.ChargeDevice[0].Connector, ....
Then for each connection, you push the value of .ConnectorType into an array (myConnArr) if it is not already present. Like this if(!myConnArr.includes(conn.ConnectorType)) myConnArr.push(conn.ConnectorType)
Lastly, I join all the result and separate them like this .join(", \n").
The full code snippet. For the test purpose, I duplicate some connector value in order to show remove_duplicates() works fine.
let myJson = {
"ChargeDevice": [
{
"ChargeDeviceId": "cfeedcdd5e287bef4b583158a12363f1",
"ChargeDeviceRef": "SRC_LDN60188",
"ChargeDeviceName": "2 Riddons Road",
"ChargeDeviceText": null,
"ChargeDeviceLocation": {
"Latitude": "51.431454",
"Longitude": "0.031175",
"Address": {
"SubBuildingName": null,
"BuildingName": "",
"BuildingNumber": "",
"Thoroughfare": "Riddons Road",
"Street": "Junction with Chinbrook Road",
"DoubleDependantLocality": null,
"DependantLocality": null,
"PostTown": "Leek",
"County": "Greater London",
"PostCode": "SE12 9QR",
"Country": "gb",
"UPRN": null
},
"LocationShortDescription": null,
"LocationLongDescription": ""
},
"ChargeDeviceManufacturer": null,
"ChargeDeviceModel": null,
"PublishStatusID": "1",
"DateCreated": "2014-08-19 05:15:02",
"DateUpdated": "2015-09-02 11:28:16",
"Attribution": "Source London",
"DateDeleted": "n/a",
"Connector": [
{
"ConnectorId": "1",
"ConnectorType": "3-pin Type G (BS1363)",
"RatedOutputkW": "3.7",
"RatedOutputVoltage": "230",
"RatedOutputCurrent": "16",
"ChargeMethod": "Single Phase AC",
"ChargeMode": "1",
"ChargePointStatus": "In service",
"TetheredCable": "0",
"Information": " x 3-pin square (BS 1363) - Standard (up to 3.7kW, 13-16A)",
"Validated": "0"
},
{
"ConnectorId": "1",
"ConnectorType": "3-pin Type G (BS1363)",
"RatedOutputkW": "3.7",
"RatedOutputVoltage": "230",
"RatedOutputCurrent": "16",
"ChargeMethod": "Single Phase AC",
"ChargeMode": "1",
"ChargePointStatus": "In service",
"TetheredCable": "0",
"Information": " x 3-pin square (BS 1363) - Standard (up to 3.7kW, 13-16A)",
"Validated": "0"
},
{
"ConnectorId": "2",
"ConnectorType": "Type 2 Mennekes (IEC62196)",
"RatedOutputkW": "7.0",
"RatedOutputVoltage": "230",
"RatedOutputCurrent": "32",
"ChargeMethod": "Single Phase AC",
"ChargeMode": "3",
"ChargePointStatus": "In service",
"TetheredCable": "0",
"Information": " x 7-pin 'Smart' eg Mennekes (IEC 62196) - Fast (7kW, 32A)",
"Validated": "0"
}
],
"DeviceOwner": {
"OrganisationName": "Source London",
"SchemeCode": "SRC_LDN",
"Website": "https://www.sourcelondon.net",
"TelephoneNo": "020 3056 8989"
},
"DeviceController": {
"OrganisationName": "Source London",
"SchemeCode": "SRC_LDN",
"Website": "https://www.sourcelondon.net",
"TelephoneNo": "020 3056 8989"
},
"DeviceAccess": [],
"DeviceNetworks": "Source London",
"ChargeDeviceStatus": "In service",
"PublishStatus": "Published",
"DeviceValidated": "0",
"RecordModerated": "Y",
"RecordLastUpdated": "2015-09-02 11:28:16",
"RecordLastUpdatedBy": "NCR Admin",
"PaymentRequiredFlag": false,
"PaymentDetails": "",
"SubscriptionRequiredFlag": true,
"SubscriptionDetails": "\u00a35 per annum for RFiD card",
"ParkingFeesFlag": false,
"ParkingFeesDetails": "",
"ParkingFeesUrl": null,
"AccessRestrictionFlag": false,
"AccessRestrictionDetails": "",
"PhysicalRestrictionFlag": false,
"PhysicalRestrictionText": "",
"OnStreetFlag": true,
"LocationType": "On-street",
"Bearing": null,
"Accessible24Hours": false
}
]
};
let myConnArr = [];
Array.from(myJson.ChargeDevice[0].Connector, conn =>
{
if(!myConnArr.includes(conn.ConnectorType)) myConnArr.push(conn.ConnectorType)
});
console.log(myConnArr.join(", \n"));

You could take a Set and check if the item is not in the set, then use the item and add this item to the set.
var array = [{ connector: ['ConnectorType1'] }, { connector: ['ConnectorType1', 'ConnectorType2', 'ConnectorType3'] }, { connector: ['ConnectorType1'] }, { connector: ['ConnectorType1', 'ConnectorType2'] }],
connectors = new Set;
array.forEach(({ connector }) => connector.forEach(c => {
if (connectors.has(c)) return;
console.log(c);
connectors.add(c);
}));

Not sure if this is what you're after, but here is a function that returns an array of the unique connectors within a ChargeDevice and a little test.
function getUniqueConnectors(data) {
var connectors = [];
for (let i in data.ChargeDevice) {
for (let x = 0; x < data.ChargeDevice[i].Connector.length; x++) {
if (connectors.indexOf(data.ChargeDevice[i].Connector[x].ConnectorType) === -1) {
connectors.push(data.ChargeDevice[i].Connector[x].ConnectorType);
}
}
}
return connectors;
}
var objectOne = {
"ChargeDevice": [
{
"ChargeDeviceId": "cfeedcdd5e287bef4b583158a12363f1",
"ChargeDeviceRef": "SRC_LDN60188",
"ChargeDeviceName": "2 Riddons Road",
"ChargeDeviceText": null,
"ChargeDeviceLocation": {
"Latitude": "51.431454",
"Longitude": "0.031175",
"Address": {
"SubBuildingName": null,
"BuildingName": "",
"BuildingNumber": "",
"Thoroughfare": "Riddons Road",
"Street": "Junction with Chinbrook Road",
"DoubleDependantLocality": null,
"DependantLocality": null,
"PostTown": "Leek",
"County": "Greater London",
"PostCode": "SE12 9QR",
"Country": "gb",
"UPRN": null
},
"LocationShortDescription": null,
"LocationLongDescription": ""
},
"ChargeDeviceManufacturer": null,
"ChargeDeviceModel": null,
"PublishStatusID": "1",
"DateCreated": "2014-08-19 05:15:02",
"DateUpdated": "2015-09-02 11:28:16",
"Attribution": "Source London",
"DateDeleted": "n/a",
"Connector": [
{
"ConnectorId": "1",
"ConnectorType": "3-pin Type G (BS1363)",
"RatedOutputkW": "3.7",
"RatedOutputVoltage": "230",
"RatedOutputCurrent": "16",
"ChargeMethod": "Single Phase AC",
"ChargeMode": "1",
"ChargePointStatus": "In service",
"TetheredCable": "0",
"Information": " x 3-pin square (BS 1363) - Standard (up to 3.7kW, 13-16A)",
"Validated": "0"
},
{
"ConnectorId": "2",
"ConnectorType": "Type 2 Mennekes (IEC62196)",
"RatedOutputkW": "7.0",
"RatedOutputVoltage": "230",
"RatedOutputCurrent": "32",
"ChargeMethod": "Single Phase AC",
"ChargeMode": "3",
"ChargePointStatus": "In service",
"TetheredCable": "0",
"Information": " x 7-pin 'Smart' eg Mennekes (IEC 62196) - Fast (7kW, 32A)",
"Validated": "0"
},
{
"ConnectorId": "2",
"ConnectorType": "Type 2 Mennekes (IEC62196)",
"RatedOutputkW": "7.0",
"RatedOutputVoltage": "230",
"RatedOutputCurrent": "32",
"ChargeMethod": "Single Phase AC",
"ChargeMode": "3",
"ChargePointStatus": "In service",
"TetheredCable": "0",
"Information": " x 7-pin 'Smart' eg Mennekes (IEC 62196) - Fast (7kW, 32A)",
"Validated": "0"
},
{
"ConnectorId": "2",
"ConnectorType": "Type 2 Mennekes (IEC62196)",
"RatedOutputkW": "7.0",
"RatedOutputVoltage": "230",
"RatedOutputCurrent": "32",
"ChargeMethod": "Single Phase AC",
"ChargeMode": "3",
"ChargePointStatus": "In service",
"TetheredCable": "0",
"Information": " x 7-pin 'Smart' eg Mennekes (IEC 62196) - Fast (7kW, 32A)",
"Validated": "0"
},
],
"DeviceOwner": {
"OrganisationName": "Source London",
"SchemeCode": "SRC_LDN",
"Website": "https://www.sourcelondon.net",
"TelephoneNo": "020 3056 8989"
},
"DeviceController": {
"OrganisationName": "Source London",
"SchemeCode": "SRC_LDN",
"Website": "https://www.sourcelondon.net",
"TelephoneNo": "020 3056 8989"
},
"DeviceAccess": [],
"DeviceNetworks": "Source London",
"ChargeDeviceStatus": "In service",
"PublishStatus": "Published",
"DeviceValidated": "0",
"RecordModerated": "Y",
"RecordLastUpdated": "2015-09-02 11:28:16",
"RecordLastUpdatedBy": "NCR Admin",
"PaymentRequiredFlag": false,
"PaymentDetails": "",
"SubscriptionRequiredFlag": true,
"SubscriptionDetails": "\u00a35 per annum for RFiD card",
"ParkingFeesFlag": false,
"ParkingFeesDetails": "",
"ParkingFeesUrl": null,
"AccessRestrictionFlag": false,
"AccessRestrictionDetails": "",
"PhysicalRestrictionFlag": false,
"PhysicalRestrictionText": "",
"OnStreetFlag": true,
"LocationType": "On-street",
"Bearing": null,
"Accessible24Hours": false
},
]
};
console.log(getUniqueConnectors(objectOne)); //["3-pin Type G (BS1363)", "Type 2 Mennekes (IEC62196)"]

JSON2CSV not outputting values

I have a document that resembles:
[
{
"subscriberid": "4355",
"Title": "Miss",
"FirstName": "FirstName",
"LastName": "LastName",
"EmailAddress": "thisisanemail#email.com",
"Mobile": "",
"Postcode": "B1 3qq",
"Gender": "",
"SubscribeDate": "2015-08-12 10:58:29",
"Birthday": "31-5-1985",
"Kids": "no",
"Kidsages": "",
"Student": "no",
"Favourite": "1113111",
"attendreason": "Array",
"MarketingOptIn": "Y",
"Source": "WEBSITE",
"Login": [
{
"subscriberid": "4355",
"Created_at": "2017-05-18 10:09:44",
"IPaddress": "1.1.2.3"
}
]
},
{
"subscriberid": "125",
"Title": "",
"FirstName": "FirstName2",
"LastName": "LastName2",
"EmailAddress": "thisisalsoanemail#email.com",
"Mobile": "",
"Postcode": "tn39 4de",
"Gender": "",
"SubscribeDate": "2015-12-02 17:21:18",
"Birthday": "13-3-1922",
"Kids": "no",
"Kidsages": "",
"Student": "no",
"Favourite": "8108200",
"attendreason": "Date",
"MarketingOptIn": "Y",
"Source": "FACEBOOK",
"Vouchers": [
{
"subscriberid": "213",
"Created_at": "2017-05-18 08:57:47",
"Source": "some website",
"offer": "50offMains",
"name": "50% off Mains"
}
],
"Login": [
{
"subscriberid": "123",
"Created_at": "2017-05-18 07:57:46",
"IPaddress": "1.2.3.4"
}
]
}
]
And I'm trying to turn it into a CSV, automatically. Normally this would be a very simple script with json2csv, but for some reason this time I'm having an issue that I'm struggling to troubleshoot. My file is being created, but with headers only and no data.
I read the docs on https://github.com/zemirco/json2csv and I'm thinking I would use dot notation for the fields but due to how it's setup, I'm unsure what would preceed the dot?
I tried CLI version and an actual JS Version but same deal. All I get is the headers. As you'll see in the script, I only care about parts of the JSON Document, but even if I try to do it all, I still only get the headers. My previous versions have all used glob, but the CLI and pointing directly to the file still nets the same result.
var json2csv = require('json2csv');
var fs = require('fs');
var glob = require('glob');
let fields =
[
"subscriberid",
"Title",
"FirstName",
"LastName",
"EmailAddress",
"Mobile",
"Postcode",
"Gender",
"SubscribeDate",
"Birthday",
"Kids",
"Kidsages",
"Student",
"Favourite",
"attendreason",
"MarketingOptIn",
"Source"
];
let dataInput = glob("path/**/toFile.txt");
var csv = json2csv({ data: dataInput, fields: fields });
fs.writeFile('output.csv', csv, function(err) {
if (err) throw err;
console.log('file saved');
});

Aurelia - repeat.for json

I am new to Aurelia.
I'm trying to iterate (repeat.for) through some json that looks like below. I am able to do so with a manual concat but the number of artists is variable. Below for example works.
return this.http.fetch(baseUrl + "/artists/" + token + "&search=" + searchCreator)
.then(response => response.json())
.then(response => {
//for (var i = 0; i < response.resultsCount; i++){
// response += response.artists[i].objects;
//}
return response.artists[0].objects.concat(response.artists[1].objects);
});
How can I return all objects for all artists? I've tried doing this with a for loop but I can't get it to work. Should I return response.artists and then work with that in my view model? This is what the view looks like:
<tr repeat.for="item of items">
<td>${item.title}</td>
<td>${item.displayName}</td>
<td>${item.objectNumber}</td>
</tr>
json example:
{
"source": "My Museum",
"language": "EN",
"resultsCount": ​58,
"artists":
[{
"artistID": ​47171,
"alphaSort": "Smith Eloise Vega",
"displayName": "Eloise Vega Smith",
"beginDate": "0",
"endDate": "0",
"displayDate": "",
"sex": "Female",
"nationality": "",
"objectCount": ​1,
"objects":
[{
"objectNumber": "209.2015",
"objectID": ​188963,
"title": "Album cover for Urszula Dudziak, Newborn Light",
"displayName": "Eloise Vega Smith",
"alphaSort": "Smith Eloise Vega",
"artistID": ​47171,
"displayDate": "",
"dated": "1974",
"dateBegin": ​1974,
"dateEnd": ​1974,
"medium": "Lithograph",
"dimensions": "12 1/2 x 12 1/4\" (31.8 x 31.1 cm)",
"department": "Architecture & Design",
"classification": "A&D Graphic Design",
"onView": ​0,
"provenance": "",
"description": "",
"objectStatusID": ​1,
"creditLine": "Committee on Architecture and Design Funds",
"imageID": "502407",
"thumbnail": "http:///TMSImages/Size1/Images/TR15211_10_RICR.jpg",
"fullImage": "http:///TMSImages/Size3/Images/TR15211_10_RICR.jpg",
"lastModifiedDate": "2015-09-17T01:00:08"
}
]
},
{
"artistID": ​5479,
"alphaSort": "Smith Charles",
"displayName": "Charles Smith",
"beginDate": "1893",
"endDate": "1987",
"displayDate": "American, 1893–1987",
"sex": "Male",
"nationality": "American",
"objectCount": ​6,
"objects":
[{
"objectNumber": "369.1941",
"objectID": ​67911,
"title": "Red Circle",
"displayName": "Charles Smith",
"alphaSort": "Smith Charles",
"artistID": ​5479,
"displayDate": "American, 1893–1987",
"dated": "1940",
"dateBegin": ​1940,
"dateEnd": ​1940,
"medium": "Monoprint",
"dimensions": "Sheet 21 1/8 x 14 3/4\" (53.8 x 37.5 cm) Comp. 20 x 14 3/4\" (50.8 x 37.5 cm)",
"department": "Prints & Illustrated Books",
"classification": "Print",
"onView": ​0,
"provenance": "",
"description": "Color monoprint, printed from movable forms",
"objectStatusID": ​1,
"creditLine": "Purchase",
"imageID": "260293",
"thumbnail": "http:///TMSImages/Size1/Images/369_1941_RICR.jpg",
"fullImage": "http:///TMSImages/Size3/Images/369_1941_RICR.jpg",
"lastModifiedDate": "2015-03-31T01:06:18"
},
{
"objectNumber": "214.1942",
"objectID": ​64517,
"title": "Abstraction",
"displayName": "Charles Smith",
"alphaSort": "Smith Charles",
"artistID": ​5479,
"displayDate": "American, 1893–1987",
"dated": "c. 1942",
"dateBegin": ​1942,
"dateEnd": ​1942,
"medium": "Woodcut",
"dimensions": "composition (irreg.): 11 1/4 x 3 3/4\" (28.5 x 9.6 cm); sheet: 14 9/16 x 7 1/16\" (37 x 17.9 cm)",
"department": "Prints & Illustrated Books",
"classification": "Print",
"onView": ​0,
"provenance": "",
"description": "Woodcut, printed in black, dark green yellow, deep blue and strong red brown",
"objectStatusID": ​1,
"creditLine": "Given anonymously",
"imageID": "195213",
"thumbnail": "http:///TMSImages/Size1/Images/214_1942_RICR.jpg",
"fullImage": "http:///TMSImages/Size3/Images/214_1942_RICR.jpg",
"lastModifiedDate": "2014-09-19T01:05:22"
},
etc.....
I appreciate the help!

If you are familiar with LINQ, you could use a library like jslinq and do the following:
return jslinq(response.artists)
.selectMany(function(artist){
return artist.objects
}).toList();
of course I would only include jslinq if I planned to use it more than once in the project. If you don't want the overhead, your solution with concat should work just fine:
var result = [];
for(var i = 0; i < response.artists.length; i++) {
result = result.concat(response.artists[i].objects);
}
return result;

jQuery .each display array data - cannot work it out

I'm trying to loop through all this array data but it won't work out how to display it all via jquery using the .each function? Can someone help me out?
ARRAY:
{
"ListOrdersResult": {
"Orders": {
"Order": [
{
"ShipmentServiceLevelCategory": "Standard",
"OrderTotal": {
"Amount": "29.00",
"CurrencyCode": "GBP"
},
"ShipServiceLevel": "Std UK Dom",
"LatestShipDate": "2013-11-28T23:59:59Z",
"MarketplaceId": "A1F83G8C2ARO7P",
"SalesChannel": "Amazon.co.uk",
"ShippingAddress": {
"Phone": "0800 000 0000",
"PostalCode": "A11 H11",
"Name": "stephanie ross",
"CountryCode": "GB",
"StateOrRegion": "regiion",
"AddressLine2": "cairnbulg",
"AddressLine1": "loco 2222 name",
"City": "fraserburgh"
},
"ShippedByAmazonTFM": "false",
"OrderType": "StandardOrder",
"FulfillmentChannel": "MFN",
"BuyerEmail": "c9tkdmn724jpgkd#blahblah.com",
"OrderStatus": "Shipped",
"BuyerName": "custom A Ross",
"LastUpdateDate": "2013-11-27T14:26:53Z",
"EarliestShipDate": "2013-11-27T00:00:00Z",
"PurchaseDate": "2013-11-26T22:25:39Z",
"NumberOfItemsUnshipped": "0",
"AmazonOrderId": "205-8108202-4976362",
"NumberOfItemsShipped": "1",
"PaymentMethod": "Other"
},
{
"ShipmentServiceLevelCategory": "Standard",
"OrderTotal": {
"Amount": "29.00",
"CurrencyCode": "GBP"
},
"ShipServiceLevel": "Std UK Dom",
"LatestShipDate": "2013-11-28T23:59:59Z",
"MarketplaceId": "A1F83G8C2ARO7P",
"SalesChannel": "Amazon.co.uk",
"ShippingAddress": {
"Phone": "0800 000 0000",
"PostalCode": "A11 H11",
"Name": "stephanie ross",
"CountryCode": "GB",
"StateOrRegion": "regiion",
"AddressLine2": "cairnbulg",
"AddressLine1": "loco 2222 name",
"City": "fraserburgh"
},
"ShippedByAmazonTFM": "false",
"OrderType": "StandardOrder",
"FulfillmentChannel": "MFN",
"BuyerEmail": "c9tkdmn724jpgkd#blahblah.com",
"OrderStatus": "Shipped",
"BuyerName": "custom A Ross",
"LastUpdateDate": "2013-11-27T14:26:53Z",
"EarliestShipDate": "2013-11-27T00:00:00Z",
"PurchaseDate": "2013-11-26T22:25:39Z",
"NumberOfItemsUnshipped": "0",
"AmazonOrderId": "205-8108202-4976362",
"NumberOfItemsShipped": "1",
"PaymentMethod": "Other"
}
]
},
"CreatedBefore": "2014-05-14T01:12:05Z"
},
"ResponseMetadata": {
"RequestId": "46f5c980-91e6-44d3-bc9d-668976855862"
},
"xmlns": "https://mws.amazonservices.com/Orders/2011-01-01"
}
CURRENT JS:
$(document).ready(function(){
$.get('functions/ListOrders.php', function(xml){
var newOrders = $.xml2json(xml);
$.each(newOrders.Orders.Order, function(index, value) {
console.log(value);
console.log(value.ShipmentServiceLevelCategory);
});
$('body').text(JSON.stringify(newOrders));
});
});

You are missing the first element of the JSON object:
Change
$.each(newOrders.Orders.Order, function(index, value) {
To
$.each(newOrders.ListOrdersResult.Orders.Order, function(index, value) {
Demo:
http://jsfiddle.net/9YU3H/

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