tokenizeAsObject (Stream Processor)
Stream processor tokenizes the given JSON into to multiple JSON object elements and sends them as separate events.
Syntax
json:tokenizeAsObject(<STRING|OBJECT> json, <STRING> path)
json:tokenizeAsObject(<STRING|OBJECT> json, <STRING> path, <BOOL> fail.on.missing.attribute)
Query Parameters
Name | Description | Default Value | Possible Data Types | Optional | Dynamic |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
json | The input JSON that needs to be tokenized. | STRING OBJECT | No | Yes | |
path | The path of the set of elements that will be tokenized. | STRING | No | Yes | |
fail.on.missing.attribute | If there are no element on the given path, when set to true the system will drop the event, and when set to false the system will pass null value to the jsonElement output attribute. | true | BOOL | Yes | No |
Extra Return Attributes
Name | Description | Possible Types |
---|---|---|
jsonElement | The JSON element retrieved based on the given path will be returned as a JSON object. If the path selects a JSON array then the system returns each element in the array as a JSON object via a separate events. | OBJECT |
Example 1
CREATE STREAM InputStream (json string, path string);
@info(name = 'query1')
insert into OutputStream
select path, jsonElement
from InputStream#json:tokenizeAsObject(json, path);
In this example, the query named 'query1' processes records from the InputStream
and extracts JSON elements based on the provided path
using the json:tokenizeAsObject(json, path)
function. The resulting (path, jsonElement)
pairs are inserted into the OutputStream
.
For example, if the input json
is {name:'John', enrolledSubjects:['Mathematics', 'Physics']}
, and the path
is passed as $.enrolledSubjects
, then for both the elements in the selected JSON array, it generates events as ('$.enrolledSubjects', 'Mathematics')
, and ('$.enrolledSubjects', 'Physics')
. For the same input JSON, if the path
is passed as $.name
, then it will only produce one event ('$.name', 'John')
as the path
provided a single JSON element.
Example 2
CREATE STREAM InputStream (json STRING, path STRING);
@info(name = 'query1')
INSERT INTO OutputStream
SELECT path, jsonElement
FROM InputStream#json:tokenizeAsObject(json, path, true);
In this example, the query named 'query1' processes records from the InputStream
and extracts JSON elements based on the provided path
using the json:tokenizeAsObject(json, path, true)
function with the fail.on.missing.attribute
set to true
. The resulting (path, jsonElement)
pairs are inserted into the OutputStream
.
For example, if the input json
is {name:'John', age:25}
, and the path
is passed as $.salary
, then the system will produce ('$.salary', null)
, as the fail.on.missing.attribute
is true
and there are no matching elements for $.salary
.