Post Ad4e3Wdmk1yr3dS1lg by spinningthoughts@pkm.social
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 (DIR) Post #Ad4WmWdGot2OQi9mro by anders@thoresson.social
       2023-12-22T15:40:49Z
       
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       If you have an undocumented #json file you want to convert into markdown files, what is the best tool to get an understanding of the data structure?#python #programming #obsidian
       
 (DIR) Post #Ad4XS6xGg6puxHL9xA by notroot@calckey.world
       2023-12-22T15:45:47.662Z
       
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       @anders@thoresson.social Well, since JSON is schema-less ... probably import json and your brain. That said, you could write a script that will recursively process a JSON object and spit out keys and types... JSON doesn't have many types, so should be pretty straight-forward...if isinstance(value, list): print(f"{key}: Array")
       
 (DIR) Post #Ad4XS7xIxSSa3gMheK by anders@thoresson.social
       2023-12-22T15:48:16Z
       
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       @notroot I was hoping that there already are tools out there that would help me visualize it in some way. :)
       
 (DIR) Post #Ad4YO0Rr1mp7ZSFlPE by notroot@calckey.world
       2023-12-22T15:57:41.741Z
       
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       @anders@thoresson.social There probably is... yeah. There's a tool for every little thing! Finding them sometimes takes longer than doing it oneself, tho.I hate to say it, but that's just the sort of thing ChatGPT is actually good at LOL
       
 (DIR) Post #Ad4YO1F84aEs2HJ7D6 by anders@thoresson.social
       2023-12-22T15:58:45Z
       
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       @notroot Yeah, ChatGPT is probably where I’ll end up. :)
       
 (DIR) Post #Ad4e3Wdmk1yr3dS1lg by spinningthoughts@pkm.social
       2023-12-22T17:02:15Z
       
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       @anders @notroot There‘s a visualizer tool for JSONs producing a graph-like view, for VS Code. Unfortunately I am away from my computer and can‘t re-google it at the moment
       
 (DIR) Post #Ad4eIBZdLllu3zV2zw by anders@thoresson.social
       2023-12-22T17:04:59Z
       
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       @spinningthoughts Sounds like a good exactly what I want. Thanks for the pointer, I’ll google. @notroot
       
 (DIR) Post #Ad4fYO44mCifOJ1oWG by anders@thoresson.social
       2023-12-22T17:19:05Z
       
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       @spinningthoughts This one? https://jsoncrack.com/ @notroot
       
 (DIR) Post #Ad4fplHRiMLgJeZCNs by spinningthoughts@pkm.social
       2023-12-22T17:22:14Z
       
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       @anders @notroot yeah that looks like it
       
 (DIR) Post #Ad4kQUSpbFYkgyf3Ts by diazona@techhub.social
       2023-12-22T18:13:40Z
       
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       @anders My usual go-to for understanding #JSON is #jless (https://jless.io/), which is just a simple viewer that allows collapsing objects and arrays, but that's generally all I find myself needing. Depending on how you want to visualize it, you might or might not find that useful.
       
 (DIR) Post #Ad4uRG5tVm6lxJwCCe by anders@thoresson.social
       2023-12-22T20:05:53Z
       
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       @diazona Looks pretty darn close to exactly what I was searching for! Thanks!