I have a JSON file:
{
"ClassIdentifier": "consumer-leads",
"StateMode": "txt-2300",
"StateGroups": []
}
{
"ClassIdentifier": "main",
"StateMode": null,
"StateGroups": [
{
"Status": "active",
"StateGroupName": "default"
},
{
"Status": "active",
"StateGroupName": "brown-space"
},
{
"Status": "active",
"StateGroupName": "txt-hosts"
}
]
}
{
"ClassIdentifier": "paid-media",
"StateMode": "txt-2300",
"StateGroups": []
}
{
"ClassIdentifier": "reports",
"StateMode": null,
"StateGroups": [
{
"Status": "active",
"StateGroupName": "txt-hosts"
},
{
"Status": "active",
"StateGroupName": "grey-space"
},
{
"Status": "active",
"StateGroupName": "default"
}
]
}
The output I need:
consumer-leads,txt-2300,null
main,null,brown-space|default|txt-hosts
paid-media,txt-2300,null
reports,null,default|grey-space|txt-hosts
Note that StateGroups (if they exist at all) are sorted by StateGroupName as (or before) they are being transformed into a string of values separated by vertical bars.
What I have tried has given me partial results, but nothing really does the job:
cat json_file |
jq -r '[ .ClassIdentifier,
.StateMode,
.StateGroups[]
]'
cat json_file |
jq -r '{ ClassIdentifier,
StateMode
} +
( .StateGroups[] | { StateGroupName, Status } )
'
cat json_file |
jq -r ' [ .ClassIdentifier,
.StateMode,
.StateGroups |= sort_by( .StateGroupName )
]'
UPDATE: We have to use JQ 1.3, so please keep that in mind for a response.
This should work:
[
.ClassIdentifier,
.StateMode // "null",
(.StateGroups
| map(select(.Status=="active").StateGroupName)
| sort
| join("|")
| if .=="" then "null" else . end
)
] | @csv
Which produces:
"consumer-leads","txt-2300","null"
"main","null","brown-space|default|txt-hosts"
"paid-media","txt-2300","null"
"reports","null","default|grey-space|txt-hosts"
Note that since you're using 1.3, join/1
won't be available to you. But it shouldn't be difficult to implement yourself.
def join(sep): sep as $sep
| reduce .[1:][] as $item (.[0]|tostring; . + $sep + $item)
;
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