Closed martalopes closed 6 years ago
@martanlopes what does the data in the json file look like?
You'll need to pass a pattern into .parse()
that will pull out individual items from your json file. The examples in the README basically have an array called rows
that has objects with a doc
property:
{
"rows": [
{"id": 1, "doc": { ... }},
{"id": 2, "doc": { ... }},
{"id": 3, "doc": { ... }},
{"id": 4, "doc": { ... }}
]
}
The pattern used is JSONStream.parse('rows.*.doc')
which says, "give me the property doc
from each row
". This is what the value of data
is in the parse.on('data', ...)
callback.
Since you're not providing a pattern, JSONStream
is attempting to read the entire file at once and return it, this is similar to doing var data = require('./test.json');
If the file is really big, then it will take a long time and you may run out of memory.
I hope this helps.
I am using this to read a json file and print it on the cmd. When I use a small file it works but when I use a really big file nothing appears on the command line but it doesn't give me any error. Is it because I have to wait for the parse to end? How do I make this work?