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transformations:constructjson [2020/01/11 15:44] dmitrytransformations:constructjson [2020/01/11 15:54] – [Nesting JSON objects] dmitry
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 ^ EasyMorph ^ Example ^ JSON ^ Example ^ ^ EasyMorph ^ Example ^ JSON ^ Example ^
 | Text      | ABC     | string  | "ABC"   | | Text      | ABC     | string  | "ABC"   |
-| Number    | 123.45  | number  |  123.45 | +| Number    |  123.45 | number  |  123.45 | 
-| Number (formatted as date)   | 2020-Jan-10  | date  |  2020-01-10T00:00:00Z |+| Number (formatted as date)    2020-Jan-10 | date  |  2020-01-10T00:00:00Z |
 | Boolean    TRUE  | boolean  | true  | | Boolean    TRUE  | boolean  | true  |
 | Empty          | null     | null  | | Empty          | null     | null  |
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 ==== Nesting JSON objects ==== ==== Nesting JSON objects ====
-EasyMorph detects if a text value already is a JSON object or JSON array. In this case, such text value is inserted verbatim, **without** wrapping with double quotes. This feature allows creating complex hierarchical JSON objects that nest other JSON objects. For instance converting the table below:+EasyMorph automatically detects if a text value is already a JSON object or JSON array. In this case, the text value is inserted verbatim, i.e. **without** wrapping in double quotes. This feature allows creating complex hierarchical JSON objects that nest other JSON objects. For instance converting the table below:
  
 ^ Track ^ Country  ^ State/province ^ City     ^ Location ^ Hiatus ^  ^ Track ^ Country  ^ State/province ^ City     ^ Location ^ Hiatus ^ 
transformations/constructjson.txt · Last modified: 2022/10/02 20:16 by craigt

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