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@itentialopensource/csv-to-json

v0.0.9-2023.1.1

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[Deprecated] Converts a comma separated file into a JSON file

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Deprecation Notice

This Pre-Built has been deprecated as of 01-15-2024 and will be end of life on 01-15-2025. The capabilities of this Pre-Built have been replaced by the IAP - Data Manipulation

CSV to JSON

Table of Contents

Overview

This JST allows IAP users to convert a comma separated file (.csv) into a JSON file. See How to Run for more details.

Installation Prerequisites

Users must satisfy the following prerequisites:

  • Itential Automation Platform
  • ^2022.1

How to Install

To install the artifact:

  • Verify you are running a supported version of the Itential Automation Platform (IAP) as listed above in the Prerequisites section.
  • The artifact can be installed from within App-Admin_Essential. Simply search for the name of your desired artifact and click the install button.

How to Run

Use the following to run the artifact:

  1. Once the JST is installed as outlined in the How to Install section above, navigate to the workflow where you would like to convert comma separated data into JSON data and add a JSON Transformation task.

  2. Inside the Transformation task, search for and select csvToJson (the name of the internal JST).

  3. The input to the JST is the comma separated string that needs to be converted.

  4. Save your input and the task is ready to run inside of IAP.

Important Notes

  • This transformation only converts comma separated data with headers.
  • It is always assumed that the first row of the string (anything before the first linebreak) contains the headers for the mapping.
  • The transformation does not support escaped commas within the data/header. For example: abc,def",",efg will be treated as [ 'abc', 'def"', '"', 'efg' ] rather than [ 'abc', 'def,' , 'efg' ].