JSON module output issue

Questions
1

Hey guys,

I am not able to see the output from module

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It works on other modules and triggers, tried re opening the editor as well. but still doesn’t work.

Anyone else facing such issues in json parse module?

2

Can you provide the scenario blueprint export?

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3

Here you go :
Json parsing.blueprint.json (2.2 KB)

4

That’s because your JSON needs to contain:

  • either an array of collections,

OR

  • a collection containing an array (and/or other properties).

Currently, your JSON only contains a simple array (array of primitive type, in this case strings).

[
  "Aarav Sharma",
  "Meera Kapoor",
  "Rohan Mehta",
  "Ishita Verma",
  "Devansh Rao",
  "Sneha Nair",
  "Kabir Joshi",
  "Anaya Desai",
  "Yash Malhotra",
  "Tanya Singh"
]

You can simply amend your input to specify an object containing an array variable, like this:

{ "array": [
  "Aarav Sharma",
  "Meera Kapoor",
  "Rohan Mehta",
  "Ishita Verma",
  "Devansh Rao",
  "Sneha Nair",
  "Kabir Joshi",
  "Anaya Desai",
  "Yash Malhotra",
  "Tanya Singh"
]}

Hope this helps! Let me know if there are any further questions or issues.

— @samliew

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5

Any way i can generate object array from primitive array within parsing module?

6

Yes, just do as I have suggested above.

Hope this helps! Let me know if there are any further questions or issues.

— @samliew

7

My concern is, Why does that shows complete blank while it actually shows the output bubble but not the output window or popup!? isn’t it strange or a bug may be!?

8

If you’re expecting an error message, then yes that’s a bug.

Like I said, your string is invalid JSON.

You cannot have a top-level array of strings represented in JSON. You can read the technical specification here: https://tools.ietf.org/rfc/rfc7159.txt

A valid JSON text needs to contain:

  • either an array of collections,

OR

  • a collection containing an array (and/or other properties).

You can report the bug of missing error message to Make support. Either way, you should still modify your variable to encapsulate the array in an object, as I have suggested, instead of relying on an error message.

Hope this helps! Let me know if there are any further questions or issues.

— @samliew

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