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Jeri Findley
Looking for any official JSON specification, I have struggled to find anything stating that single quotes are valid or invalid in JSON property names. Generally it is simply a Unicode string enclosed in double-quotes and putting your JSON through an online validator such as jsonlint.com has said it is valid.
That's interesting. I can't say I've ever output to a json file, usually the JSON I create feeds into another API or downstream process within the workflow. That said, take a look at the solution to this post for an alternative approach: -Designer-Desktop-Discussions/Issue-with-output-to-json-addi...
Based on my experience I had a chance to explore streaming feature in standard XML to JSON converter which allows us to generate JSON array with [ ] for child nodes. Thought why not a have blog post handy to achieve this and share the knowledge to the SAP community, so here it is ?
when I convert xml element into json array and the source xml element has no children, the produced json array is "element":[""]. Why [""] and not just [] ? I always have to fix this with a groovy, which is very annoying.
I have a user who wants to send a table resulting from stats values() to a summary index via the collect command, but all of the logs in this summary index need to be in json format. By default, collect just separates the field-value pairs by commas. How would we format these in json before or after the collect command sends them to the summary index?
I appreciate your answer, and I hope to be able to use it very soon. However, we currently are running Splunk version 8.0.10, so I don't believe the tojson command is available to us. If there is another (probably more complicated) way to do that with our current version, that would be fantastic. Otherwise, I expect we will have to wait until we upgrade.
The .tf.json format actually loses some information which is provided in regular .tf HCL. The lost information can be reconstructed by Terraform, but only using built-in knowledge of the core parts of the Terraform language, and by referring to information exposed by each provider, about the schema of configuration blocks specific to a provider.
I cannot think of any case where it is appropriate to convert existing .tf to .tf.json. It should only be generated by custom tools dynamically building input to Terraform which was never expressed as a .tf file at all.
Note: Like the reference JSON encoder, json_encode() will generate JSON that is a simple value (that is, neither an object nor an array) if given a string, int, float or bool as an input value. While most decoders will accept these values as valid JSON, some may not, as the specification is ambiguous on this point.
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