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It might be useful to allow users to try and input .json files. This is seemingly simple but could easily become a rabbit hole because it is a big departure from flat files like csvs.
Dataproofer can then try and transform it into a flat .csv - if this is possible and reasonable, we can just run all our existing tests on it. Some data may be lost in the transformation, make that clear to the user or - even better- guide them through the process of finding where exactly in the .json they would like to flatten things and run their tests.
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It might be useful to allow users to try and input .json files. This is seemingly simple but could easily become a rabbit hole because it is a big departure from flat files like csvs.
Dataproofer can then try and transform it into a flat .csv - if this is possible and reasonable, we can just run all our existing tests on it. Some data may be lost in the transformation, make that clear to the user or - even better- guide them through the process of finding where exactly in the .json they would like to flatten things and run their tests.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: