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I need this json data in the below format using JSONATA


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Below json is my input.




"payload":
"KA01B3432": "KA01B3432",
"KA02A3123": "KA02A3123"




Using JSONATA i need to format the above JSON to below format.



[

"KA01B3432": "KA01B3432"
,

"KA02A3123": "KA02A3123"

]


I tried payload.[$keys()] but this will yield only keys in array format not whole object in array format.




"payload":
"KA01B3432": "KA01B3432",
"KA02A3123": "KA02A3123"




to



[

"KA01B3432": "KA01B3432"
,

"KA02A3123": "KA02A3123"

]









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    Below json is my input.




    "payload":
    "KA01B3432": "KA01B3432",
    "KA02A3123": "KA02A3123"




    Using JSONATA i need to format the above JSON to below format.



    [

    "KA01B3432": "KA01B3432"
    ,

    "KA02A3123": "KA02A3123"

    ]


    I tried payload.[$keys()] but this will yield only keys in array format not whole object in array format.




    "payload":
    "KA01B3432": "KA01B3432",
    "KA02A3123": "KA02A3123"




    to



    [

    "KA01B3432": "KA01B3432"
    ,

    "KA02A3123": "KA02A3123"

    ]









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      Below json is my input.




      "payload":
      "KA01B3432": "KA01B3432",
      "KA02A3123": "KA02A3123"




      Using JSONATA i need to format the above JSON to below format.



      [

      "KA01B3432": "KA01B3432"
      ,

      "KA02A3123": "KA02A3123"

      ]


      I tried payload.[$keys()] but this will yield only keys in array format not whole object in array format.




      "payload":
      "KA01B3432": "KA01B3432",
      "KA02A3123": "KA02A3123"




      to



      [

      "KA01B3432": "KA01B3432"
      ,

      "KA02A3123": "KA02A3123"

      ]









      share|improve this question
















      Below json is my input.




      "payload":
      "KA01B3432": "KA01B3432",
      "KA02A3123": "KA02A3123"




      Using JSONATA i need to format the above JSON to below format.



      [

      "KA01B3432": "KA01B3432"
      ,

      "KA02A3123": "KA02A3123"

      ]


      I tried payload.[$keys()] but this will yield only keys in array format not whole object in array format.




      "payload":
      "KA01B3432": "KA01B3432",
      "KA02A3123": "KA02A3123"




      to



      [

      "KA01B3432": "KA01B3432"
      ,

      "KA02A3123": "KA02A3123"

      ]






      json jsonata






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          $spread(payload) does what you need.



          See http://try.jsonata.org/S1COdDqO4






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          • Thank you so much for your solution :)

            – sachin chaurasia
            Apr 25 at 6:50


















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          What about the following code :



           var json = "payload": "KA01B3432": "KA01B34321", "KA02A3123": "KA02A31231" ;
          var array = [];
          keys = Object.keys(json.payload);
          values = Object.values(json.payload);
          for (var i = 0; i < keys.length; i++)
          var item = ;
          item[keys[i]] = values[i];

          array.push(item);

          console.log(array);





          share|improve this answer



























          • I used the same code but still it is not providing the expected result.

            – sachin chaurasia
            Mar 28 at 8:20











          • [ key: 'KA01B3432', value: 'KA01B34321' , key: 'KA02A3123', value: 'KA02A31231' ] This is what I recieved by running your code, but in the expected result there is no "Key" and "Value" words.

            – sachin chaurasia
            Mar 28 at 8:22











          • use this please item[keys[i]] = values[i]; i'm going to update the answer and this will provide exactly what you need

            – Mahmoud-Abdelslam
            Mar 28 at 8:25












          • Now it is working as expected, Thank you :)

            – sachin chaurasia
            Apr 25 at 6:53













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          $spread(payload) does what you need.



          See http://try.jsonata.org/S1COdDqO4






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          • Thank you so much for your solution :)

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            Apr 25 at 6:50















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          $spread(payload) does what you need.



          See http://try.jsonata.org/S1COdDqO4






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          • Thank you so much for your solution :)

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            Apr 25 at 6:50













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          See http://try.jsonata.org/S1COdDqO4






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          See http://try.jsonata.org/S1COdDqO4







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          • Thank you so much for your solution :)

            – sachin chaurasia
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          • Thank you so much for your solution :)

            – sachin chaurasia
            Apr 25 at 6:50
















          Thank you so much for your solution :)

          – sachin chaurasia
          Apr 25 at 6:50





          Thank you so much for your solution :)

          – sachin chaurasia
          Apr 25 at 6:50













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          What about the following code :



           var json = "payload": "KA01B3432": "KA01B34321", "KA02A3123": "KA02A31231" ;
          var array = [];
          keys = Object.keys(json.payload);
          values = Object.values(json.payload);
          for (var i = 0; i < keys.length; i++)
          var item = ;
          item[keys[i]] = values[i];

          array.push(item);

          console.log(array);





          share|improve this answer



























          • I used the same code but still it is not providing the expected result.

            – sachin chaurasia
            Mar 28 at 8:20











          • [ key: 'KA01B3432', value: 'KA01B34321' , key: 'KA02A3123', value: 'KA02A31231' ] This is what I recieved by running your code, but in the expected result there is no "Key" and "Value" words.

            – sachin chaurasia
            Mar 28 at 8:22











          • use this please item[keys[i]] = values[i]; i'm going to update the answer and this will provide exactly what you need

            – Mahmoud-Abdelslam
            Mar 28 at 8:25












          • Now it is working as expected, Thank you :)

            – sachin chaurasia
            Apr 25 at 6:53















          0
















          What about the following code :



           var json = "payload": "KA01B3432": "KA01B34321", "KA02A3123": "KA02A31231" ;
          var array = [];
          keys = Object.keys(json.payload);
          values = Object.values(json.payload);
          for (var i = 0; i < keys.length; i++)
          var item = ;
          item[keys[i]] = values[i];

          array.push(item);

          console.log(array);





          share|improve this answer



























          • I used the same code but still it is not providing the expected result.

            – sachin chaurasia
            Mar 28 at 8:20











          • [ key: 'KA01B3432', value: 'KA01B34321' , key: 'KA02A3123', value: 'KA02A31231' ] This is what I recieved by running your code, but in the expected result there is no "Key" and "Value" words.

            – sachin chaurasia
            Mar 28 at 8:22











          • use this please item[keys[i]] = values[i]; i'm going to update the answer and this will provide exactly what you need

            – Mahmoud-Abdelslam
            Mar 28 at 8:25












          • Now it is working as expected, Thank you :)

            – sachin chaurasia
            Apr 25 at 6:53













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          What about the following code :



           var json = "payload": "KA01B3432": "KA01B34321", "KA02A3123": "KA02A31231" ;
          var array = [];
          keys = Object.keys(json.payload);
          values = Object.values(json.payload);
          for (var i = 0; i < keys.length; i++)
          var item = ;
          item[keys[i]] = values[i];

          array.push(item);

          console.log(array);





          share|improve this answer















          What about the following code :



           var json = "payload": "KA01B3432": "KA01B34321", "KA02A3123": "KA02A31231" ;
          var array = [];
          keys = Object.keys(json.payload);
          values = Object.values(json.payload);
          for (var i = 0; i < keys.length; i++)
          var item = ;
          item[keys[i]] = values[i];

          array.push(item);

          console.log(array);






          share|improve this answer














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          answered Mar 28 at 7:18









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          • I used the same code but still it is not providing the expected result.

            – sachin chaurasia
            Mar 28 at 8:20











          • [ key: 'KA01B3432', value: 'KA01B34321' , key: 'KA02A3123', value: 'KA02A31231' ] This is what I recieved by running your code, but in the expected result there is no "Key" and "Value" words.

            – sachin chaurasia
            Mar 28 at 8:22











          • use this please item[keys[i]] = values[i]; i'm going to update the answer and this will provide exactly what you need

            – Mahmoud-Abdelslam
            Mar 28 at 8:25












          • Now it is working as expected, Thank you :)

            – sachin chaurasia
            Apr 25 at 6:53

















          • I used the same code but still it is not providing the expected result.

            – sachin chaurasia
            Mar 28 at 8:20











          • [ key: 'KA01B3432', value: 'KA01B34321' , key: 'KA02A3123', value: 'KA02A31231' ] This is what I recieved by running your code, but in the expected result there is no "Key" and "Value" words.

            – sachin chaurasia
            Mar 28 at 8:22











          • use this please item[keys[i]] = values[i]; i'm going to update the answer and this will provide exactly what you need

            – Mahmoud-Abdelslam
            Mar 28 at 8:25












          • Now it is working as expected, Thank you :)

            – sachin chaurasia
            Apr 25 at 6:53
















          I used the same code but still it is not providing the expected result.

          – sachin chaurasia
          Mar 28 at 8:20





          I used the same code but still it is not providing the expected result.

          – sachin chaurasia
          Mar 28 at 8:20













          [ key: 'KA01B3432', value: 'KA01B34321' , key: 'KA02A3123', value: 'KA02A31231' ] This is what I recieved by running your code, but in the expected result there is no "Key" and "Value" words.

          – sachin chaurasia
          Mar 28 at 8:22





          [ key: 'KA01B3432', value: 'KA01B34321' , key: 'KA02A3123', value: 'KA02A31231' ] This is what I recieved by running your code, but in the expected result there is no "Key" and "Value" words.

          – sachin chaurasia
          Mar 28 at 8:22













          use this please item[keys[i]] = values[i]; i'm going to update the answer and this will provide exactly what you need

          – Mahmoud-Abdelslam
          Mar 28 at 8:25






          use this please item[keys[i]] = values[i]; i'm going to update the answer and this will provide exactly what you need

          – Mahmoud-Abdelslam
          Mar 28 at 8:25














          Now it is working as expected, Thank you :)

          – sachin chaurasia
          Apr 25 at 6:53





          Now it is working as expected, Thank you :)

          – sachin chaurasia
          Apr 25 at 6:53


















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