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  • # E.G. # Echo ' ( ("A":1, "b":2), ("A":3, "b":4) ) ' - JQ '. ' JQ - R ' (Map (Keys) - Add - Unique) As $cols - Map (. As $row - $cols - Map ($row (.) ) ) As $rows - $cols, $rows - @CSV'

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    This document provides a code snippet using the jq command line JSON processor to take a JSON array as input, extract the unique keys across all objects, and output a CSV formatted string with the keys as the header row and values mapped to each key as data rows.

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    This document provides a code snippet using the jq command line JSON processor to take a JSON array as input, extract the unique keys across all objects, and output a CSV formatted string with the keys as the header row and values mapped to each key as data rows.

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    # E.G. # Echo ' ( ("A":1, "b":2), ("A":3, "b":4) ) ' - JQ '. ' JQ - R ' (Map (Keys) - Add - Unique) As $cols - Map (. As $row - $cols - Map ($row (.) ) ) As $rows - $cols, $rows - @CSV'

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    This document provides a code snippet using the jq command line JSON processor to take a JSON array as input, extract the unique keys across all objects, and output a CSV formatted string with the keys as the header row and values mapped to each key as data rows.

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    # e.g.

    # echo '[{"a":1, "b":2}, {"a":3, "b":4}]' | jq '.[]'


    jq -r '(map(keys) | add | unique) as $cols | map(. as $row | $cols | map($row[.]))
    as $rows | $cols, $rows[] | @csv'

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