I've been on the hunt for a solution to this unique format challenge, but have hit a dead end so far.
The issue at hand is that I'm dealing with a JSON format that doesn't play nicely with mongoDB. My goal is to convert the JSON data into a standard JavaScript object. However, with over 2,000 entries to handle, manual manipulation is out of the question. Plus, I couldn't get JSON.parse(data) to work for this particular format.
Here's an example of the current JSON structure:
{
"一": {
"strokes": 1,
"grade": 1,
"freq": 2,
"jlpt_old": 4,
"jlpt_new": 5,
"meanings": ["One","One Radical (no.1)"],
"readings_on": ["いち","いつ"],
"readings_kun": ["ひと-","ひと.つ"],
"wk_level": 1,
"wk_meanings": ["One"],
"wk_readings_on": ["いち","いつ"],
"wk_readings_kun": ["!ひと"],
"wk_radicals": ["Ground"]
},
"二": {
"strokes": 2,
"grade": 1,
"freq": 9,
"jlpt_old": 4,
"jlpt_new": 5,
"meanings": ["Two","Two Radical (no. 7)"],
"readings_on": ["に","じ"],
"readings_kun": ["ふた","ふた.つ","ふたたび"],
"wk_level": 1,
"wk_meanings": ["Two"],
"wk_readings_on": ["に"],
"wk_readings_kun": ["!ふた"],
"wk_radicals": ["Two"]
},
}
And here is the desired format I aim to achieve:
[
{
kanji: "一",
strokes: 1,
grade: 1,
freq: 2,
jlpt_old: 4,
jlpt_new: 5,
meanings: ["One","One Radical (no.1)"],
readings_on: ["いち","いつ"],
readings_kun: ["ひと-","ひと.つ"],
wk_level: 1,
wk_meanings: ["One"],
wk_readings_on: ["いち","いつ"],
wk_readings_kun: ["!ひと"],
wk_radicals: ["Ground"]
},
{
kanji: "二",
strokes: 2,
grade: 1,
freq: 9,
jlpt_old: 4,
jlpt_new: 5,
meanings: ["Two","Two Radical (no. 7)"],
readings_on: ["に","じ"],
readings_kun: ["ふた","ふた.つ","ふたたび"],
wk_level: 1,
wk_meanings: ["Two"],
wk_readings_on: ["に"],
wk_readings_kun: ["!ふた"],
wk_radicals: ["Two"]
}
]
As shown, the original format uses keys to describe each object, while the desired format nests all details within the object itself.
If anyone could provide some insight or assistance on tackling this challenge, it would be greatly appreciated! :)