large files not converting

[m-prof]

I have a series of JSON which are only about 100k (or greater) in size. But when I try to convert I get an empty file. Smaller files convert fine.

This is from within a Windows 10 environment.

[akhilchandran]

I am having same Issue, When using stream, Also found that issue is with

if (self._extra.length > chunk.toString().length * 3) return null;// lib/core/stream.js

It happens for last chunk which happen to be at the smaller than the last stored json part.

[kaue]

@m-prof r you using the stream feature from jsonexport?
@akhilchandran i will try to reproduce this later.

[m-prof]

I am just using the basic command listed on the main page (http://kauegimenes.github.io/jsonexport/),
jsonexport <JSON filename> <CSV filename>.
Gives me an empty file. Is there an option I should be using?

For reference I attach a sample file.
sample.zip

[kaue]

@m-prof can you try again using the branch bugfix/stream-memory-limit?

[m-prof]

Thanks! But I am still getting an empty file. You can confirm with the sample file I sent.

[kaue]

@m-prof i did test with the sample you provided and got a csv with 322 lines.

try this:

git checkout bugfix/stream-memory-limit
./bin/jsonexport.js sample.json output.csv

[m-prof]

OK good it is something on my end! Are you doing this within Windows 10?

I am not sure how to execute those commands you mentioned within Win 10 (e.g. if try jsonexport.js sample.json output.csv I get a microsoft jscript compilation error

[kaue]

@m-prof can you try using jsonexport@2.5.2? i just published this version to npm, this should fix your issue

[kaue]

@m-prof feel free to reopen this issue if this fix does not work for you.

[m-prof]

Thanks so much kaue! This works now for me, for all files I checked. I have a speed question which I I am posting in a new thread: #75