I have a large json file (about 11,600 records) and I am trying to parse it using ijson. However, the for loop breaks because of one faulty json record. Is there a way to continue the iteration by skipping that record and moving on using ijson or…
I have 100 thousand of very large JSON files that I need to process on specific elements. To avoid memory overload I am using a python library called ijson which works fine when I am processing every object with preceding f.seek(0) to point file…
I'm using ijson to parse through large JSONs. I have this code, which should give me a dict of values corresponding to the relevant JSON fields:
def parse_kvitems(kv_gen, key_list):
results = {}
for key in key_list:
results[key] =…
I'm trying to parse and sift through a very big JSON file, containing tweet metadata of 9gb size. That's why I'm using ijson since this was the one most recommended by the community for such files. Still pretty new at it but I rigged up this…
I'm working with a web response of JSON that looks like this (simplified, and I can't change the format):
[
{ "type": "0","key1": 3, "key2": 5},
{ "type": "1","key3": "a", "key4": "b"},
{ "type": "2", "data": [] }
]
I…
I have a large json data file with 3.7gb. Iam going to load the json file to dataframe and delete unused columns than convert it to csv and load to sql.
ram is 40gb
My json file structure
{"a":"Ho Chi Minh City,…
I am trying to read some JSON file from web and create a SQL database with the data. I am using ijson to read data as stream. But when the code fails I need to start over to retrieve data. Are there any way to continue reading JSON file from where…
I have the following local Json file (around 90MB):
For my data to be accessible, I want to create smaller JSON files that include exactly the same data but only 100 of the array entries in Readings.SensorData every time. So a file that includes…
According to the official documentation (https://pypi.org/project/jsonslicer/), the basic configuration of Json Slicer yields 586.5K objects/sec, ijson with Python at the back-end yields 32.2K objects/sec, while ijson with C back-end…
I am trying to read a large JSON file (~ 2GB) in python.
The following code works well on small files but doesn't work on large files because of MemoryError on the second line.
in_file = open(sys.argv[1], 'r')
posts = json.load(in_file)
I looked…
I have a large JSON file which looks like this :
{"details":{
"1000":[
["10","Thursday","1","19.89"],
["12","Monday","3","20.90"],
...
]
"1001":[
["30","Sunday","11","80.22"],
…
I have a JSON with the following format:
{
"directed": false,
"multigraph": false,
"nodes": [
{
"bad_val": {
...
}
"id": "node_id"
]
}
This JSON represents a NetworkX graph created using the node_link_data…
I have to process a JSON file that is very large (86 GB). I have tried a few different methods of parsing the file, but none of them completed without running out of memory or crashing my computer, and they also didn't seem to have the outcome I…
I am trying to read json files of 30gb and I can do it by using ijson, but to speeed up the process I am trying to use multiprocessing. but I am unable to make it work, I can see the n workers ready but only one worker is taking all the load of the…
I have json file, which size is 100 gb. It scheme looks like:
json_f = {"main_index":{"0":3,"1":7},"lemmas":{"0":["test0", "test0"],"1":["test1","test1"]}}
*"lemmas" elements contain large lists with words. Len of "lemmas" elements about 2kk.
As a…