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Great work on this! I really appreciate all the work that went into it!
While the individual objects contained within the JSON output are considered valid JSON, it seems like when they are concatenated together in the results file, they are not separated (by comma ,), and/or considered as an array of objects (with open/closing bracket []), so the results can't be picked up by tools that parse JSON without additional work. If needed, I can follow up with a PR as I get time.
Additionally, it would be nice to consider allowing for JSON output to stdout, so a file would not need to be written to disk, but other tools could easily parse the data returned.
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In order to save RAM json output was a bit complicated and had some
errors as raised. At the cost of RAM, for now we have simplified the
process and just output the data at the end of the functions.
Great work on this! I really appreciate all the work that went into it!
While the individual objects contained within the JSON output are considered valid JSON, it seems like when they are concatenated together in the results file, they are not separated (by comma
,
), and/or considered as an array of objects (with open/closing bracket[]
), so the results can't be picked up by tools that parse JSON without additional work. If needed, I can follow up with a PR as I get time.Additionally, it would be nice to consider allowing for JSON output to stdout, so a file would not need to be written to disk, but other tools could easily parse the data returned.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: