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The library perform operation on json and returns csv data in multiple output formats:

  1. String
  2. File
  3. Writer

How you can use it:

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Maven

<dependency>
  <groupId>com.github.ramalapure</groupId>
  <artifactId>json-parser</artifactId>
  <version>1.1</version>
</dependency>

Gradle

implementation 'com.github.ramalapure:json-parser:1.1'

To parse json input string to csv, you can do it by following ways:

Note: The following default separator "_" and delimiter "," are used while creating CSV.
Also there is an alternative to pass custom separator (e.g. "/") and delimiter(e.g. "|").

  1. Output as String

    JsonParser.parse2Csv(INPUT_JSON_STRING); 
    // or
    JsonParser.parse2Csv(INPUT_JSON_STRING, CUSTOM_SEPARATOR, CUSTOM_DELIMITER);
    
  2. Output as Writer

    JsonParser.parse2Csv(INPUT_JSON_STRING, WRITER_OBJECT); //e.g. StringWriter, FileWriter, etc.
    // or
    JsonParser.parse2Csv(INPUT_JSON_STRING, WRITER_OBJECT, CUSTOM_SEPARATOR, CUSTOM_DELIMITER);
    
  3. Output as File

    JsonParser.parse2Csv(INPUT_JSON_STRING, CSV_FILE_PATH); // CSV_FILE_PATH e.g. test.csv or D://somefolder/test.csv or /home/user/downloads/test.csv
    // or
    JsonParser.parse2Csv(INPUT_JSON_STRING, CSV_FILE_PATH, CUSTOM_SEPARATOR, CUSTOM_DELIMITER);
    

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The library performs an operation on JSON and returns CSV data in the following output formats: String, File, and Writer.

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