I have the following JSON structure that represents a database schema:
{"db": [ {"tables": [ {"name": "tblFoo","cols": [ {"name": "created","types": [ { "data_type": "timestamp" } ] }, {"name": "updated","types": [ { "data_type": "timestamp" } ] }, {"name": "username","types": [ { "data_type": "timestamp" } ] } ] }, {"name": "tblBar","cols": [ {"name": "created","types": [ { "data_type": "timestamp" } ] },…etc., you get the idea.I need it transformed to a sequential set of json "commands" where every table and its columns is a separate line, like so:
[{"type": "TABLE", name:"tblFoo"},{"type": "COLUMN", name:"created", ofTable: "tblFoo"},{"type": "COLUMN", name:"updated", ofTable: "tblFoo"},…{"type": "TABLE", name:"tblBar"},{"type": "COLUMN", name:"created", ofTable: "tblBar"},]I just can't wrap my head around it. I've tried .db.tables[] | map(…) at first but this obviously only creates an array of the first level, tables, and I can't add/inject the column definitions into the same level.
Then I've tried iterating over the columns like .db.tables[].cols[] with the recursive decent operator, but again the resulting list is only those of the columns and I fail to add/inject the table ones into the outgoing list.
Can you help me please getting on the right track?