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	JSON Select
	Please note the JSON Select plugin was designed to handle some special .json files that contain multiple-nested-layer structure with recursive columns. This type of .json files are often seen in output files from AI-OCR solutions such as Rossum and Xtracta.

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Usage Guide with Sample JSON code.

Code Block

linenumbers	true

= Example JSON
            {
                "page": 1,
                "per_page": 3,
                "total": 12,
                "total_pages": 4,
                "pagedata": {
                    "data": [
                        {
                            "id": 1,
                            "name": "cerulean",
                            "year": 2000,
                            "color": "#98B2D1",
                            "pantone_value": "We"
                        },
                        {
                            "id": 2,
                            "name": "fuchsia rose",
                            "year": 2001,
                            "color": "#C74375",
                            "pantone_value": "Freedom"
                        },
                        {
                            "id": 3,
                            "name": "true red",
                            "year": 2002,
                            "color": "#BF1932",
                            "pantone_value": "Soul"
                        }
                    ]
                },
                'jpn': {
                    "data": {
                        "shippingDay": "2019-04-02",
                        "mansionName": "新宿ビル"
                    },
                    "status": 200
                }

Tip
These parameters are explained with example below.

1) Execute with xpath "total"

> result is "12"

2)Execute with xpath "pagedata/data[2]/id"

> result is "3"

3) Execute with xpath "pagedata/data"

> result are

"id","name","year","color","pantone_value"
1,"cerulean",2000,"#98B2D1","We"
2,"fuchsia rose",2001,"#C74375","Freedom"
3,"true red",2002,"#BF1932","Soul"

Info
if you want to find speicial key and value. use the 'Find all Opt' option or your json file structure must be like a example file structure

Tip

When you have a “list” marked with [] in your json, just specifying the list-key will return a table of listed elements in csv format.

In the advanced menu, you must check the Output Format as CSV and you must check Find all Opt (options = elements) and leave the text box blank

4) Execute with xpath "pagedata/invalid" with "Raise Except Flag"

> return Error

5) Execute with xpath "pagedata/invalid" without "Raise Except Flag"

> return Error

==> no need this option.

Note

icon	false

* "Opt Output Format" is only "csv"

6) Execute with xpath "pagedata/data" with "Get length"

> result are "3"

7) Execute with xpath "pagedata/data" with "AND Filter", "id=2" (this "AND Filter" can be mupliple)

> result are

"id","name","year","color","pantone_value"
2,"fuchsia rose",2001,"#C74375","Freedom"

8) Execute with xpath "pagedata/data" with "OR Filter", "id=2", "OR Filter", "id=3"

(this "AND Filter" can be mupliple)

> result are

"id","name","year","color","pantone_value"
2,"fuchsia rose",2001,"#C74375","Freedom"
3,"true red",2002,"#BF1932","Soul"

Note

icon	false

* "Find all Opt" option is gathers all data matching key value.

* "Cell key" option is defined then this column value is valid (exists and not empty).

* "Exclude index" option is 1 and "Exclude value" is "Item" then in csv result first column value is "Item" rows are excluded.

Return Code

Code	Meaning
0	Execution successful
2	Execution failed

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