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Reading the third level in a json array #434
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Hello That would be great if the real name would be displayed for Object. How can I test this, can I already download the customized version? It would also be great if several values could be displayed in a table (graph). E.g. “current temperature” and “Feels_like”. To do this, the “unit” would have to be a unit again and there would have to be another column with the description. So you could display the individual or both values graphically in the legend, otherwise only one value can be displayed at a time (no comparison in the graphic). For example, with wind, it would be useful to be able to see the wind direction and wind force in a graph. Many thanks Translated with DeepL.com (free version) |
Hi, technically, if the mentioned fix works, the way would be to split the dataload into 2 loads into the same dataset. one for current, one for feel. if you have values of different units, you can use the secondary y-axis for one of them e.g. |
Hello that would be absolutely awesome! Please let me know when it's ready so I can test it. Many thanks! |
I have one more question; Thank you very much! |
Hello, |
I want to read the third level of a json array.
Array example:
{
“code”: 0,
“msg”: “Erfolg”,
“time”: “1738221292”,
“data”: {
“outdoor”: {
“temperature”: {
“time”: “1738221165”,
“unit”: “℃”,
“value”: “0.0”
},
“feels_like”: {
“time”: “1738221165”,
“unit”: “℃”,
“value”: “0.0”
},
“dew_point”: {
“time”: “1738221165”,
“unit”: “℃”,
“value”: “-0.4”
},
},
“indoor”: {
“temperature”: {
“time”: “1738221165”,
“unit”: “℃”,
“value”: “22.5”
The following object path works, but takes some values in the lowest level “time,unit,value”:
data/outdoor{time,unit,value}
If I want to go to the third level under Object path "feels_like", I get the following message:
Object path:
data/outdoor/feels_like{time,unit,value}
Message:
Error: Cannot access offset of type string on string
Why?
How can I specifically read out the values of “feels_like, dew_point” etc.?
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