I use the function toJSON
like this to create a json:
我使用这样的函数toJSON来创建一个json:
data<-toJSON(list("tablename"= unbox("test.csv"),
"header" = header_df,
"data" = test1
))
the result is the following:
结果如下:
data
数据
{"tablename":"test.csv","header":["PassengerId","Pclass","Name","Sex","Age","SibSp","Parch","Ticket","Fare","Cabin","Embarked"],"data":[["892","3","Kelly, Mr. James","male","34.5","0","0","330911","7.8292","","Q"]]}
The problem is that it is adding double quotes for the PassengerID
and the Age
numbers. If I modify manually the JSON to this:
问题是它为乘客id和年龄号添加了双引号。如果我手工修改JSON为:
data<-'{"tablename":"test.csv","header":["PassengerId","Pclass","Name","Sex","Age","SibSp","Parch","Ticket","Fare","Cabin","Embarked"],"data":[[892,"3","Kelly, Mr. James","male",34.5,"0","0","330911","7.8292","","Q"]]}'
then it is working fine. How can I remove the double quotes of some elements in the JSON when creating the JSON?
然后它运行得很好。如何在创建JSON时删除JSON中某些元素的双引号?
You can find the input data here:
你可以在这里找到输入数据:
Hi, you can find it here link I use the following to load it
嗨,你可以在这里找到链接,我用下面的链接来加载它
test <- read.csv("~/Titanic R/test.csv")
header_df<-names(test)
test<-test[1,]
test1<-as.matrix(test)
1 个解决方案
#1
1
Well, part of the problem is that you are loosing the proper data classes when you do as.matrix
; that converts everything to a character value. Then R no longer remembers what was numeric. It's best to avoid this step.
问题的一部分是当你做。matrix时你失去了合适的数据类;将所有内容转换为字符值。然后R就不记得什么是数字了。最好避免这一步。
To get a result like the one you desire, you need an unnamed, unboxed mixed-type list. Here's an example with your data
为了得到你想要的结果,你需要一个未命名的、未装箱的混合类型列表。这里有一个数据示例。
test <- read.csv("~/../Downloads/test.csv", stringsAsFactors=F)
header_df<-names(test)
test<-test[1,]
library(jsonlite)
data<-toJSON(list("tablename"= unbox("test.csv"),
"header" = header_df,
"data" = Map(unbox, unname(as.list(test)))
))
data
# {"tablename":"test.csv","header":["PassengerId","Pclass","Name","Sex","Age","SibSp","Parch","Ticket","Fare","Cabin","Embarked"],"data":[892,3,"Kelly, Mr. James","male",34.5,0,0,"330911",7.8292,"","Q"]}
Based on your comment, if you have more than one row of data, this strategy should work (using magtrittr
library to make things easier)
根据您的评论,如果您有不止一行数据,那么这个策略应该是有效的(使用magtrittr库使事情更容易)
test <- read.csv("~/../Downloads/test.csv", stringsAsFactors=F)
header_df<-names(test)
library(magrittr)
tomixedlist <- . %>% unname %>% lapply(unbox)
dx <- split(test, 1:nrow(test)) %>% lapply(tomixedlist) %>% unname
library(jsonlite)
data<-toJSON(list("tablename"= unbox("test.csv"),
"header" = header_df,
"data" = dx
))
#1
1
Well, part of the problem is that you are loosing the proper data classes when you do as.matrix
; that converts everything to a character value. Then R no longer remembers what was numeric. It's best to avoid this step.
问题的一部分是当你做。matrix时你失去了合适的数据类;将所有内容转换为字符值。然后R就不记得什么是数字了。最好避免这一步。
To get a result like the one you desire, you need an unnamed, unboxed mixed-type list. Here's an example with your data
为了得到你想要的结果,你需要一个未命名的、未装箱的混合类型列表。这里有一个数据示例。
test <- read.csv("~/../Downloads/test.csv", stringsAsFactors=F)
header_df<-names(test)
test<-test[1,]
library(jsonlite)
data<-toJSON(list("tablename"= unbox("test.csv"),
"header" = header_df,
"data" = Map(unbox, unname(as.list(test)))
))
data
# {"tablename":"test.csv","header":["PassengerId","Pclass","Name","Sex","Age","SibSp","Parch","Ticket","Fare","Cabin","Embarked"],"data":[892,3,"Kelly, Mr. James","male",34.5,0,0,"330911",7.8292,"","Q"]}
Based on your comment, if you have more than one row of data, this strategy should work (using magtrittr
library to make things easier)
根据您的评论,如果您有不止一行数据,那么这个策略应该是有效的(使用magtrittr库使事情更容易)
test <- read.csv("~/../Downloads/test.csv", stringsAsFactors=F)
header_df<-names(test)
library(magrittr)
tomixedlist <- . %>% unname %>% lapply(unbox)
dx <- split(test, 1:nrow(test)) %>% lapply(tomixedlist) %>% unname
library(jsonlite)
data<-toJSON(list("tablename"= unbox("test.csv"),
"header" = header_df,
"data" = dx
))